I co-signed for an auto loan. The car was repossessed now I'm being sued, can I file bankruptcy, if so do I do this before/after
This is more of a bankruptcy question rather than a lemon law question. I'll change the designation of the question.
Cheshire, CT
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This is more of a bankruptcy question rather than a lemon law question. I'll change the designation of the question.
Yes, plead not guilty and seek counsel. This is very important.
I would take it to the clerk's office, which may explain. If not, then seek counsel.
You should contact a FL attorney. That would be the best course of action.
The answer is "kinda-sorta-but not really". The answer to your question really requires a lawyer to know a bit more. Seek counsel.
It may be possible, depending on the facts of your case. Seek counsel.
Unlike superior court, you don't win by default at a P and Z hearing.
Send them a letter saying that if they do not pay the claim right away, that you will file a bad faith claim against the insurance co.
I am non debt collection attorney, but generally speaking, once a case is in suit, he does not need to prove his case to you, but rather to the judge.
Call your loan company and give them the info and ask them to suspend collection on the loan until it is taken care of.