The previous attorneys advice is spot on. It's a two step process, with each step showing you are trying to resolve the problem in a reasonable...

Hire a lawyer in your state who concentrates on construction issues. Best of luck.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

The two previous attorneys provided you with the proper links. Also, don't give up on them now doing a proper job-and ask for an offset due to that.

The mechanic will not take action until you do. Hire a lawyer, send a demand letter and if that doesn't do it-sue him.

The terms of the lease will dictate as the attorney above stated. Also you could go back to the dealership and see if they will work with you to...

I think you have a high hill to climb to try and get money back from him. If you were loaning him the money you would have a loan document with...

The terms of the signed contact will dictate what you can and can't do and what money you may or maynot get.

You won't get that answer in here. A lawyer would have to review the contract and then the facts and give his/her best advice. Good luck.

I agree with the previous attorney. Once they accepted the money they are making a committment to you. I would let them know you aren't backing...

The previous answer laid it out for you. And NEVER co-sign for someone again. That is never a good idea in life-especially a gf.