You cannot challenge just the amount. Look into filing a motion to set aside the judgment due to excusable neglect. Do so immediately.

There are certain documents and procedures to use to levy bank accounts, garnish wages, and other collection actions.

This may be the time. Consult with bankruptcy attorneys and learn information and then make your own decision.

The co signers may still be responsible even if you file bankruptcy. Consult with experienced bankruptcy attorneys in the state where this...

Yes there is and yes they can, assuming the loan documents so provide.

Yes you can but it has to be done correctly.

You would need to sue her for the amount of the loan and or the vehicle. You are still responsible for the loan.

Yes a lawyer to take the case to trial may be wise.

Yes she can. You can sue her for possession of the car and or for the amount of the debt.

It may be a scam or past the time limitations to sue. Making a payment may waive your rights. Provide such companies no information and insist...