Bankruptcy chapter 7 .Can it wipe out judgement and attorney fees.
Yes it can with limited exceptions. I recommend speaking with a bankruptcy attorney immediately to do get the process going.
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Yes it can with limited exceptions. I recommend speaking with a bankruptcy attorney immediately to do get the process going.
You may be out of luck. Odds are this person won't have assets to satisfy any judgment you obtain against them. It is worth looking into though...
That may be an issue with what is in the contract. You should speak with an attorney in OH
Sounds like something a UT attorney can help you with. I recommend speaking with one as soon as possible.
Buying the vehicle as is may be an issue. You should speak with an attorney in WA that can go through the documents with you
It seems like you are past the warranty. I recommend speaking with an attorney in AR so they can through the documents with you.
Sounds frustrating. Is there a specific question though?
The sale sounds like an issue. If the seller did not have legal ownership, they had no right to transfer the vehicle.
How long ago did you purchase the vehicle? Perhaps you can speak to the dealer for some relief
That's a tough lawsuit but you may have some options. I recommend speaking with an attorney in NY