Can a dealer can a dealer sell me a car without a Cadillac converter refuse to give me my money back?

Among other potential claims, Ohio law prohibits businesses from giving consumers false information before, during and after a consumer...

How to file a law suit for a lemon car, paid in cash, no title, advertised in a1 ready to go, found out it had been in major ac?

You need to consult with a consumer protection attorney as quickly as possible. You may have some good claims against the dealer under these facts...

I want to open a business.. But I dont want my wife to have any claim to it.

I have changed your question from a debt collection to a family law practice area. You should consider a consultation with a family law attorney...

How to deal with a car that broke down 4 months after purchase from dealer ?

Contact a consumer protection attorney for a consultation as quickly as possible. Ohio law provides you with certain rights under these facts;...

My husband and I purchased a truck and three days later it started leaking gas. Can we return the car?

The answer to your question would require a review of your paperwork. Ohio laws provide that a consumer can, in certain circumstances, either 1)...

Large and reputable dealership sold me a vehicle with extensive prior damage and did not disclose. Course of action, if any?

I agree with my colleagues that you may have rights available to you. Unfortunately, there may be some complications given it has been more than...

What if?

Ohio consumers have the right to cancel ("rescind") a deal with a business, including car dealerships, that is based on unfair, deceptive or...

The dealership is required to give you a copy of all documentation they require you to sign under Ohio law. However, to move forward with an action...

More information is needed here before I can adequately address your question. How was your personal information used and by whom? Who sent you...

Can a judgement be revived if it was filed in the wrong county and I was never originally notified?

Contact a Consumer Protection Attorney immediately. You have rights.