You can sue; whether you will win depends on the terms of service, why your account was frozen and other facts.

It likely was a scam. Do not assume that they money that was deposited was any good. Do not spend it. Alert the bank of the likely scam.

You may have a claim. It is not clear if it is against the seller or the finance company or both. We would not take a case against a private seller.

If the accident was serious, there was structural damage, or the value of the car was impaired, yes.

Have an attorney who defends such cases examine the court papers. It should not cost you anything to consult (at least that is our practice).

insist on dismissal with leave to reinstate, and make sure that it does not provide that upon reinstatement they are entitled to judgment in full...

The answer requires examination of your loan documents. The date of the loan and whether it was renewed are also important.

1. Mediators do not collect debts. You are being scammed. Pay nothing. Provide no information. Report to law enforcement. 2. The statute of...

The communications are scams. Provide no information or money. Report to law enforcement (state Attorney General, Federal Trade Commission).

1. The loan is probably unenforceable or usurious under Indiana law. 2. Whether the creation of a remote check is authorized at all depends on...