HOW DO I GO ABOUT INQUIRING INFORMATION CONCERNING MY VEHICLE WHOM MY EX STOLE AND I BELIEVED SOLD?
In addition to Mr. Ashman's excellent answer, it is entirely possible your "ex" illegally sold your vehicle, without a title, just a bill of sale,...
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In addition to Mr. Ashman's excellent answer, it is entirely possible your "ex" illegally sold your vehicle, without a title, just a bill of sale,...
Maybe. IF she is still in bankruptcy, and IF the car lender has not filed a Motion to Lift Stay which the court subsequently granted, then it is...
Firing your bankruptcy attorney without lining up a competent replacement first was a big mistake. Get another bankruptcy attorney before your bkry...
You need to get a good CPA yesterday to guide you in these matters.
If they actually hire an attorney to sue you, you need to take action immediately, and not procrastinate. You have the right to be sued in your...
Return it immediately. They are trying to sucker you into paying a lot more than you need to for the loan, by having you sign a sneaky contract you...
Absolutely not. This would legally be called an "ex parte communication," which is seriously frowned upon. The legal reasoning is, whenever someone...
Since you were possibly not served properly, you may have that or other grounds to overturn the original judgment. Contact a good Consumer...
Yes, it is legal. There is no law requiring a bank to lend you money under terms they do not approve of.
It sounds kind of fishy that she could talk with you and exchange insurance information, evidently without you noticing any "severe" injury, then...