I hold the title to my boyfriends vehicle, do to unpaid fines he couldn't renew it. He has insurance on the vehicle in his name

Short answer: Yes, in certain circumstances, because you are the owner of the vehicle. This is not a comfortable position to be in. You need to...

This is an all too common problem created by sloppy divorce settlements dividing the assets and liabilities like cars. It seems that there is...

What steps do I need to take against a dealership that sold me a vehicle under deception?

You may have a UDAP claim against the dealer, as you correctly pointed out. Each state's UDAP statute varys somewhat, and you will need to consult...

Odometer fraud can be a claim you can use against the dealer to get relief from this deal. You will need to consult with an experienced auto fraud...

My husband's car was repossessed by Wells Fargo, home repo bank. The car was financed and payments current through Americredit.

I'm confused... Wells Fargo is foreclosing on your home, and you think they have repo'd your car? Your car is financed by Americredit and you are...

Suing a title pawn company

The repo man is the lender's agent, and thus the lender is liable for the action's of his agent. In a typical repo contract with the lender, there...

I sold a car to a friend, which I was giving half the payment. Title still in my name and they're driving it. Can I repo myself

Short answer: Yes, the car is yours because your name appears on the title. Long answer: Be very careful. You are right to be concerned about...

Florida Repo Law=I am behind 4 payments on my motorcycle. they had a repo man come to my home and threaten

I think the Florida Statute that the repo man is referring to is Fla. Stat. 320.1316. This statute is, in my humble opinion, unconstitutional...

This is not unusual with accounts at credit unions. You need to read the loan and account agreements that you signed. Most credit unions have a...

Motorcycle theft in rental condominium garage in Miami FL

Do you have a legal matter here? Short answer: Probably not. While the condo might be liable for neglience if you were personally injured by a...