Can I take my brother to small claims for two unpaid car payments and tires that he removed from car and making me buy new tires
Yes you can. But, be cautious. If you’re only a cosigner you had no right to take the vehicle.
San Diego, CA
Debt collection Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Debt Collection, Ethics & Professional Responsibility ... +4 more
Yes you can. But, be cautious. If you’re only a cosigner you had no right to take the vehicle.
If your question was not answered, rephrase and submit your question again.
To get the best responses from experts in the speciality, I recommend that you post your question under the topic of family.
Unfortunately the facts you explain indicate your case is beyond the required time limit.
To get the best responses from experts in the speciality, I recommend that you post your question under the topic of criminal defense
That is something that is possible, but very rare.
Yes, to the extent he has not done work.
You should review the court’s minutes.
To get the best responses from experts in the speciality, I recommend that you post your question under the topic of speeding and traffic.
It is possible as it is a crime. But not likely. You may want to try to resolve the issues with them.