More time to submit evidence and get counsel for a small claims case.
It's hard to know what "stage" you're at in the process, based on these facts you've described. Your questions involve some very specific...
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It's hard to know what "stage" you're at in the process, based on these facts you've described. Your questions involve some very specific...
No, you'll need to sue him in order to get him off the title. The only other option is if he will voluntarily sign over his interest in the vehicle...
There are laws in WI that govern your situation, the dealership, and the duties on the dealership. In short, you do not need to give them...
I would suggest filing a complaint with the DOT: https://appengine.egov.com/apps/wi/dealer-complaint That should motivate them to do the right...
Sounds like you may have some claims under the Wisconsin Consumer Act. Consult a consumer lawyer to get confidential legal advice on your options...
Unfortunately there are not enough details about your situation for me to be able to give any specific advice. However, I do recommend you find a...
There aren't enough facts in your question for me to be able to give you any advice. But, consumer lawyers offer free consultations. I would locate...
You can sue them in small claims court.
You are going to need a lawyer to assist on this matter. Issues involving title companies and draws are fairly complex and fact specific. And the...
If you are still waiting on a trial date to be set, you can always write a letter to the court and ask that one be set.