No usueful answer is possible without seeing the car note and payment ledger. I don't know what your interest rate is because you didn't tell me....

Whether you voluntarily surrender or wait for reporssession, the result is the same for credit reporting and scoring purposes. Both are reported as...

If you agree to everything, you will pay and the lender will go away happy. If you don't pay, you could get sued. Whatever you do, get it in writing.

No useful answer is possible without seeing the contract. It all depends on the amount you borrowed AND the amount of interest you agreed to. Go...

If your name and his/hers are on the title, you both have the right to possession of the vehicle. You have the right to take possession by towing...

You can't use the car for collateral because neither of you own it yet.

You dad is not responsible for your late mother’s debts. Be strong and don’t give in to the collectors.

You can't get your name or his off the loan. Either you sell it together or he/she must get a new loan. Be sure the insurance is kept current....

I don't see a cause of action here. I don't think you could find an attorney to assist you because your damages are so small.

If the car is in the shop, getting repairs, you won't be able to take possession unless YOU pay for the repairs. The mechanic will have an M&M lien...