Report this to the police. You may not get your car or money back, but your friend may have to deal with criminal prosecution.

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...

If your name is the only one on the title and note, you can take possession of the car whenever you want. In the meantime, buy insurance on your...

No useful answer is possible without seeing the loan agreement. The suit can't be filed in JP Court because the amount of the debt appears to be...

Technically, the sale is voidable, BUT to get the car back, you would have pay the the buyer the full amount he paid. I assume you are not able to...

Generally, nothing but payment will prevent repossession. Have you told the lender of your hardship? Some national lenders will give some relief...

No useful answer is possible without reading the actual note. Generally speaking, what you describe is common business practice.

Leaving the house out of the picture, her estate will have pay for her funeral and remaining medical bills. Only then, if there is anything left,...

To whom do you owe this debt? The furniture seller? I don't follow your narrative.

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....