Can a credit union hold your car title if your car is paid off, I co sign for another car, two different account?

Credit unions are allowed to do this under the cross-collateralization clause in your lender contract.

Can I sue my ex girlfriend?

You need to make a police report now. Then you must dispute the purchase to the lender and then the credit reporting agencies. As for suing your...

If i have loan out on my car and they released the lien on it and sent me my title am I obligated to pay ?

You still owe the debt, but it is not a secured debt meaning the lender can still sue to collect, but can't repossess the car.

What happens when they threaten to press felony charges for nonpayment ?

You need to read the original purchase agreement to see if there is a requirement to notify the lender of taking the car to another state. Find out...

Will the bank try and take my paycheck for being a co signer on a truck note?

Generally, a creditor must sue you, personally serve the suit papers to you, wait for you to answer. If the creditor wins (they don't always win),...

You CAN NOT exclude your husband from the sale if his name was on the original note and deed. There must something you can offer him to change his...

What actions do I need to take after breaking up with my boyfriend, with my name still on the lease?

Make a different offer: He stops paying his part of the lease going forward and you make the full payment to the end of the lease. This assumes he...

Payed off bank auto car loan ,but cant get title until negative amount in checking account is payed

Is it a bank or a credit union? A credit union could do this, but not a bank.

How to have ex-wife change the car title to her name?

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

Does dealership have to give trade in back even though they paid it off if unable to get financing?

This is quite common. The dealership wants to make the sale so bad they will have you sign a contract with "projected" monthly payment and interest...