Yes, what you describe would be a lawsuit. Use the AVVO search tool at the top of this page to find a lawyer.

If you were parked illegally, they they were probably within their rights.

Yes, but review the paperwork you signed and consult with an experienced attorney.

They only pay the value of the vehicle and not the loan. Look to see if any of your insurance is "gap" coverage to protect on this type of problem.

Consult with a collection defense attorney to see if they violated your rights.

You have to look at t he lending/loan/purchase documents to see what is required.

The contract on the loan determines when they can call in on the loan. Typically, they cannot do it unless you are in breach.

No, you will need to get the property into your name. See an experienced probate attorney.

It is probably too late, and you may have lost the claim through bankruptcy, but you should consult with attorneys who have sued Wells Fargo on...

It is a debt for which she agreed, even if there was a problem in payment and they deed was released, she must pay.