I put a deposit on a used car that was located out of state at the dealers sister dealership

You do not say WHEN you signed all the purchase paperwork--before you knew of the car's condition or after. Before is better for you, after is...

Does the finance company legally have to approve a loan if I am buying a car for my underage child?

Wrong question. Finance company does not "approve" loans. If you look at the papers you signed (and I presume, in your own name?), you will see...

Can a recently purchased vehicle be returned?

No. Buyer's remorse is not a valid lemon law claim. Unless your parents spoke no English and did not know what they were signing, but this would...

Is there any way to get out of my lease without breaching if the following statements are true?

And I will add, make sure you tell your lawyer, when you get one, about the post you made here--which was a very bad idea. Because, if defense is...

I purchased a used vehicle 4 weeks ago today, and it is still in the dealership's shop. What options do I have?

If there was no "as is" sticker (I would make doubly sure!), then the implied warranty of merchantability was not properly disclaimed and you can...

Can I sue a small dealership for still not having my registration?

Sue! Breach of warranty of title! Article 2, Section 312, of the Commercial Code. Get rid of that car!

Made $3500 down payment on car that was totaled by a driver who ran the stop sign. Am I entitled to get my down payment back?

Your facts are not entirely clear to me, but, as I understand them, you bought the car, you drove the car for 4 months, and, while you were driving...

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$6000 down payment on lemon dealership refuses to carry over to new vehicle, is this legal??

Who do you call? Ghostbusters! Who do you talk to? A qualified consumer protection lawyer! The nice dealer is screwing you every which...

Bought a used car still under factory warranty. I have taken it in six times and issue is not resolved. Covered under lemon law?

While TX Lemon Law as such would not apply, the federal warranty law (Magnuson-Moss) would. The standard there is "reasonable time or reasonable...

The options are not good. You have a revocation of acceptance claim ("here's your toaster, give me back my ten bucks, Mr. Sears"), possible breach...