My husband passed away May 2,2015. Could I keep paying his note on a vehicle he left behind?
I assume the vehicle was solely in your late husband's name. If the creditor has refused payments, you cannot make them accept them.
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I assume the vehicle was solely in your late husband's name. If the creditor has refused payments, you cannot make them accept them.
The deed is valid. You should promptly record it to ensure the rest of the world is aware of the transfer.
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Probably not; however, you would need to review your contractual agreement with the company to be sure.
You can sue anyone for anything; however, since the card was not used you have no real damages. Accordingly, I would not recommend pursuing a lawsuit.