Am I liable? Should I get representation and try to fight this?

My recommendation would be to make the payments to the attorney, but have a written agreement that you will be provided with the bills from the...

My husband and I have 2 cars that we are making payments on in both our names. He has both cars and refuses to leave me one.

If both your names are on the titles, you are both legally entitled to use both vehicles and therefore not allowed to exclude the other from use. ...

What can i do so i can get paid?

You can file a lien at the clerk of court's office which doesn't ensure your right to be paid but it will keep your place in line if there are...

How to protect husband's money and assets from writ of execution filed against me?

You need to consult an attorney as there are a lot of issues at play in your situation. First, if the debt was solely yours, a creditor should not...

Can I repo my collateral car after the new owner has filed small claims against me

I believe the proper way to respond is to make a counterclaim in the small claims action for payment and/or possession of the vehicle. You can get...

I purchase a refrigerator from Lowes in New Bern NC. it is a Whirlpool Mod# WRF535SMBM ON March the 6th. 2015,

There are general warranties under the law, but those warranties can be limited by your contract or bill of sale. You will need to look at your...

The lien is not a lawsuit but rather a way to preserve the claimant's place in line for priority over other claims. In other words, if there are...

First, check the insurance policy--there may be an exclusion for DWI and therefore no payout at all. Also, if there is a victim in the accident,...

Can a person who has a contract with someone else, also have a contract with someone else with the same business?

The contract itself will likely say something about whether it can be assigned/transferred. It probably states that the town must give its...

We had a summons severed on my husband for judgement. What property and personal property is at risk.

If the property is taken and the value or the final sale price is less than the amount owed under the loan, there can be a "deficiency" judgment. ...