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The car has not been paid for, and you certainly have no rights to the car. Your son needs to go to the car lot and find out if they are going to let him back out of the deal. Then it would be wise for him to have the vehicle towed to them. Because they don't have to let him back out.

You had a verbal agreement that you would accept $500 and she paid you $400. In my opinion you only have the right to $400.00. It could be argued that the credit is of no value to you if have no intentions of taking another trip where you could use the credit. However the main thing is, you are...

There is a lot of extra information here that really isn't relevant. I skimmed it quickly and I'm not sure what advice you are looking for. You have a complaint form. File it If you want to sue, then get an attorney and sue.

So if you don't want to support her, who do you think should?

The details don't matter to us really. You need a lawyer.

If you believe the child is in danger, call the police. If they see the need, they will call CPS. You can let CPS know that you are willing to take the child. It will be their decision whether they allow you to have the child or not. Part of their decision will be whether the child will be safe...

Single and at your age this would actually be a great time to relocate. Maybe try somewhere near your Dad or check with friends and family in other places. Start saving your pennies and nickels for just that purpose.

Bless your heart, but you have to do what you have to do for your sanity. One bedroom or studio, even in not great condition but with peace and quiet and no drama, you would be better off. Brothers and sisters fight, married couples fight because it's very difficult to find two people who can...

Roommate situations rarely work out well. When you get out of this mess, find something you can afford on your own. Show the 3rd party the lease in your name only and tell them to pay you directly no matter what. Talk to the landlord and together ya'll figure out the best/correct legal way to...

The DMV will have to have his driver's license to get the title into his name. Someone will have to pay the sales tax and fees. He will have to obtain insurance. You can't just take your name off of the vehicle. The only legal action that will work to get the title out of your name is for you to...

If you get the restraining order, then if he still does this sort of thing, and you can prove that he did it, then you report him to the police. If you can't prove it's him, then you just have to wait until he gets tired of wasting his money. Make sure everyone in your household knows not to...

People threaten to sue all the time, they rarely do. You might have to get a restraining order against him to stop the threats and harassment. Cut off all communication. He's doing his best to frighten and annoy you and nothing you try or promise is going to make him stop, so block his number on...

It probably isn't worth fighting over a few pieces of furniture that most likely have very little monetary value, if you have to deal with the abusive boyfriend. Focus on good memories of your mother and move on with a life that doesn't have to deal with him anymore.

Move out is the best advice. If you want things to go your way-you pay your own way. Can you really see taking legal action against your father yet still try to live in the same house. There are so many ways he could make your life miserable and there would be nothing you can do about it. Don't...

I think somehow this person thinks it was going to be paid for 20 years.

Just go talk to the Sales Manager or General Manager. They don't want the legal hassle, just go talk to them.

In that case maybe they will agree to let you purchase a different vehicle.

If you repossess it then you have to sell it. If you sell it for more than what he owes you, then he gets the rest. You need to follow your state laws regarding repo. You're probably required to give certain notices.

You can try that. Give them the keys and tell them you will not get them another check from the credit union. If they are smart they will allow you to back out. However if they have already sold your trade that will be another issue.

Although technically they could, they don't really own the vehicle.