You could try but the dealer could sue you to enforce the contract. You consented to buying it without their inspecting it.

Start filing a separate tax return before he files the joint return and email him that you will not be filing a joint return.

No you don’t have standing or damages.

As long as he is on the title, he is subject to being sued for negligent entrustment and should be made an additional insured on your policy.

Probably not but when they file a lien against you, that will tie up the property and if it’s worth the trouble, they may try to take it. Real...

That’s doesn’t sound like an enforceable agreement or even an offer without more specifics. If that’s all you have, it doesn’t look like you are...

Get a divorce lawyer to pursue this $15K claim against her in the divorce and to finalize it.

You need a tax lawyer to appeal the IRS levy asap and a litigator to sue H&R B. Hopefully the same lawyer.

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No I don’t think so. Those were the employer’s responsibility and the IRS doesn’t go back that far.