If you purchased this vehicle "as-is" and with out a warranty you really don't have legal options unless there was some type of fraud in the...

You should probably retain an attorney to act on your behalf and provide the attorney with a copy of the Carfax report and guarantee. Carfax has a...

No, a dealer is required to have clear title in hand prior to selling a vehicle. You should retain an attorney skilled in consumer law and auto...

If you were truly provided with this vehicle without signing any purchase paperwork you should retain an attorney post haste to protect your rights.

You will have to contact a consumer attorney and provide a copy of the purchase documents. Without reviewing these documents its impossible to...

There is no way to provide you with any legal advice because a lawyer would have to review the retail installment contract you signed. Moreover,...

Mistakes happen and contracts can be invalidated due to mistake, especially if the mistake is caught early on. It sounds like you signed a retail...

While a dealership has the ability to dispute facts listed on a Carfax report, as it stands, it is not certain whether the selling dealer took any...

Yes, you have a right to know what the payoff is. Find a way to place the lender on written notice that you are seeking a 10-day payoff. Ask the...

Your better off researching the qualifications of the actual attorney who will be performing the work in your case rather than the firm he or she...