It depends on if there was negligence or product liability that caused the damage. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this...

You can make the payments your self and sue him for breach of contract.

More information is needed to answer the question. First, find out what the fee is for. Then, check the attorney client fee agreement.

Generally, no. But have an experienced attorney in the state of the judgment review the case file and the renewal.

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If he is not also on title, you should have no impediment to paying off the loan.

Yes you can sue. And make sure you do so before the expiration of the statute of limitations.

Generally a lender will not allow the transfer unless the loan is paid off.

More information is needed. The person in title owns the car but the other person may sue for breach of contract.