My girlfriend and I just broke up. She put a vehicle in her name for me i pay for but wants to take it back. Can she do that?
If the car is in her name, it's hers. If you can show you paid for it, you might be able to sue her for the money you paid.
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If the car is in her name, it's hers. If you can show you paid for it, you might be able to sue her for the money you paid.
You cannot prove a negative. If the other person is harassing you, call the police and consider a harassment protection order.
If your fiance gave him the money that you gave her, there are no damages so any lawsuit would be unsuccessful. Better to learn now about her now...
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Your question requires more specific facts to get an answer. It depends on the debt etc.
Generally not without you permission. If there is a judgment they may be able to ask you under oath what your balance is in a debtor's exam.
You may want to check your mothers credit reports (all three major ones) to see if there has been any new accounts opened. Do not pay for the...
You should speak with a qualified consumer attorney in your area. Something about this smells bad to me. The FDCPA prohibits 3rd party collectors...