Yes you must file and record satisfaction of judgment or you can be sued for damages.

Look into a motion to set aside the judgment for failure to lawfully serve the lawsuit.

If there was a garnishment attempted they already have a judgment. Look into a motion to set aside the judgment for failure to lawfully serve the...

You will likely get paperwork and can then sue. The owner of the debt will be the one who would order the repossession.

You risk having a default/default judgment entered and having to set it aside if you do not confirm the dismissal.

Look into a motion to set aside the judgment for failure to lawfully serve the lawsuit then you can fight the claim you are responsible.

If you listed the PC on the application there was no fraud. The Corporation can sell the property and pay its debts. The issue will be on funds...

Yes you can sue them for damages and or to void the agreement.

You can sue her and or sell the vehicle.

There is not enough information to provide a proper analysis. Consult with attorneys in the state where this occurred.