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Used vehicles don't fall under lemon law per se, but there may be issues of automotive fraud here. Did you buy the vehicle from a dealership? If...
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Used vehicles don't fall under lemon law per se, but there may be issues of automotive fraud here. Did you buy the vehicle from a dealership? If...
First, I would document everything that has happened thus far and make sure you get paperwork from the dealer. Second, if there is still a...
I would first call the dealership and explain the situation to them. See if they will take the car back and rectify the situation. If the...
Generally speaking, no, they should not have been able to seize your current vehicle for a judgment that they received on your previous one. There...
Yes, in Michigan you should have received a notice of garnishment from your employer notifying you that you are being garnished. Moreover, a...
Yes, in theory they can repossess your car, but you may wish for a consumer lawyer to review the paperwork and circumstances surrounding the matter...
Yes, it sounds like you have a number of claims, including one for civil theft (conversion). I agree with brother counsel that you should contact a...
If you signed a lease for a vehicle and the car dealership did not deliver the vehicle you thought you were leasing, then yes, you may be entitled...
The charge may be eligible to be expunged, but you have to wait five years.
First, it's not unusual for attorneys, including family law attorneys, to be cooperative even when they are on the other side of a case. In fact,...
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