I need to located personal information on an private seller of a defective vehicle.

The title to the document should disclose the prior owner's last known address. If you mail them a letter and write on the front of the envelope in...

I purchased a vehicle that is still under warranty, that I am paying $300 a month for, and car lot will not fix.

Bought a car that had problems that the dealer said would be fixed, and they aren’t? Then you still would have the right to make the dealer fix it...

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You may be able to but you really need to talk to a local Consumer Law or Car Sales Fraud lawyer to find out how your state laws are going to work...

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Yes, there can be such a thing as a “lemon” puppy and, yes, there are some lemon puppy laws in several states too. Basically, if your state has a...

Can I unwind or pursue legal action on my auto contract from Hyundai Motors after they admitted the mpg was false?

Hyundai made millions of dollars by luring consumers into buying vehicles that would get better mileage than most others. There was something...

Bought car March 2012, no license plates to this day told them get them or no car pyment "current" now saying they will take ca

I don't quite understand your question but it sounds like you bought a car months ago and still don't have a title to it and can't get it...

Can i return a car o bought from a dealership ?????????

You are in Atlanta. The best thing you can do is talk with Mike Flinn - he's the king of lemon law in Georgia. You can find his contact info at...

Lemon law for boat?

There is a federal lemon law that covers new watercraft. In a new watercraft sale, you generally have two different kinds of legal rights - one...

Selling old car as is

In a used car private person sale (where the seller is not a car dealer), in most states, the buyer’s legal rights are mostly determined by three...

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Insurance company lied to me about dispersing a prescription medicine renewal.

Not unless the error cost you something or made you ill. Every state has its own definition of what “fraud” is. Generally, it is a lie that costs...