You should contact a local lawyer and bring all of your paperwork. Sounds like you have a real mess on your hands and this isn't the place to get...

I agree with the answer above. Not sure if there is some agreement telling you not to provide that information and why you are hesitant.

You should contact a lawyer in Texas, a local one and bring all your paperwork. Also contact the agency investigating the dealership and let them...

I agree with the answer above. Try to work with customer service and get the matter resolved. That is best for both parties.

If they did work for you of course they want payment. More information is needed to properly answer. Consult an local attorney.

Sorry this happened to you. You should contact a local lawyer in your jurisdiction and have him/her review the contract and advise you.

I agree with the previous answer. You should hire a family law attorney and make sure all of your rights are protected.

I agree with the answer above. You could also take them to small claims. Check the law in your state and with local attorneys.

I agree with the answer above. Try to resolve this on your own. Lawyers are expensive and putting a little effort forth may save you some money.

I don't practice in your state. Contact a lawyer in your state for a complete answer. But generally if you are late with payments, bad things...