Los Angeles, CA
Consumer protection Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Debt Collection, Identity Theft
An oral contract to buy a car is not valid, so you really don't own the car. Even if you had a valid contract, you haven't paid. Your disability...
You don't have to sign any new papers with the dealer, and you shouldn't, unless they told you about the financing issue within ten days of...
You can either pursue them in the bankruptcy court for violation of the discharge injunction, or sue them in federal court for violations of the...
The threat of arrest was a violation of Texas law, and also the FDCPA if made by the third-party debt collector. You should seek out a consumer...
You cannot sell a car when you don't have the title. To do so in your present circumstances would be fraud. You can pay the owner the $900 under...
The dealer has breached the implied warranty of title. File a complaint at the department of motor vehicles. If that does not resolve the...
Small claims court would be your best bet.
There's nothing illegal about hiring a PI to find out where you work. She can garnish your wages only after suing you, and winning. Why don't you...
I would bring this in small claims court. Not a great case since you knew about at least some defect, but it's worth a try.
Go pick up your car, or have it towed out of there, right away. You can then sue the mechanic for the poorly done repair job, and the cost of...
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