This is a buyer beware transaction. Its not a lemon law matter and you will have to work with the company that sold you the motor. You don't need a...

You don't not need a lawyer for this matter. Its simply "Buyer Beware" or "As Is"

Buyer beware. Your going to have to fix the problems with your own resources, this isn't a legal matter.

30-days is the time frame the dealer has to give you title. You still have to notify the MO Dept of Revenue titling & registration even though you...

You need an entity establised prior to making an offer to purchase. A contract will be formed between purchaser & seller if the offer is accepted....

Missouri law requires owners to apply for title within 30 days, or 60 days when purchased from qualifying dealers executing an Agreement for...

A MO employer has no legal obligation to give you a break, if you have a break but it has conditions that you have accepted then you have to adhere...

dealer has 30 days to deliver title, but something does seem off, you'll have to check back after 30 days. Can notify the consumer affairs bureau,...

Go back to the courthouse and get more, accurate information. Can always walk into the DMV and ask for help.

If you signed an agreement that requires you to make payments, and if you don't make payments, you will have a collecting agency calling you and...