Is it legal for a repo company to keep belongings from the vehicle? Even registered firearms?
If they have it, they have to give it back. The biggest issue with personal items is proving they were in the car. It sounds like they are going...
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If they have it, they have to give it back. The biggest issue with personal items is proving they were in the car. It sounds like they are going...
Title problems can be complicated but generally when a dealer sells a car, it is representing it has good title to the car and can transfer that...
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Under the FCRA, the only disputes that matter are the ones sent through the CRAs (TU, Equifax, Experian). Disputing directly with the furnisher...
The letter looks very suspect. The lack of contact information is always a concern.
It is probably improper. If the repo agent broke the lock, then it would almost certainly be a breach of the peace and improper.
It sounds like you probably have a claim. You have to dispute the inaccurate information through the CRAs (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion) that are...
Maybe, this happens quite a bit. You probably want to have an attorney review the contract.
They can still sue you for the what you owe for up to 6 years.
You can't go to jail but they may be able to charge you the difference between the sale price and how much you owe.
Assuming the car was bought new, the car has to be in the shop a total of 30 days or taken in 3 different times, plus a final time, for the same...