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...

Check the deed to the house. If it says your mother bought it "pro forma" then your step dad does own half the house.

Is the car worth much more than $4,000? If not, the lender could sue you for the difference between the auction sale price and the loan balance. A...

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....

If you released the car without payment, you will have to file suit to collect. You can sue and you could win, but you will have a very difficult...

That may be true, but you would have to look at your loan agreement to be sure.

The bank is correct. It will continue taking the money and doesn't care who paid it. I suspect your siblings want a share of the car's value rather...

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...

Your lender requires full coverage on the vehicle just in case you wreck it. That way the lender is paid for the lost value of the car.

If no lawsuit has been filed, most title lenders will set up new payments plans if you give them enough cash down. Make sure your friend is present...