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If you're referring to "with recourse" in my experience it's extremely rare.

"Had you not made the first payment and it was before that payment was due, YES, you could have returned the car." How?

Yes you are stuck. Even with a voluntary surrender or repossession they will attempt to collect the balance from you. If you purchased any additional products such as credit life, disability or extended warranty, you can cancel those products and reduce your balance a little bit. Although if the...

You can sell it to anyone as long as you can sell it for enough to pay off the loan balance. If not then your only choice is to do a voluntary surrender. Do NOT allow someone else to take over payments. You cannot transfer the title out of your name until the entire loan balance is paid off.

About all you can do right now is wait and see what they do. You can also seek employment elsewhere. Really impossible for anyone here to stay if anything illegal has taken place. If you are being discriminated against because you're female, sure that is illegal, but can you prove it? Another...

I tried to read through it and I didn't see where you have a question. What is your question?

If he left a valid, legal will then she would be wasting her time trying to contest it. A person can leave everything they own to charity, or their dog or a perfect stranger. It's quite possible that he cut his daughter out of his will after their falling out. Maybe the girlfriend did "take...

Often the 1st request is for anything and everything they can possibly think of. Your attorney should be able to whittle it down to something more reasonable, mostly because you probably don't have 22 years worth of financial information. Can't give something you don't have.

Report the stolen goods to the police.

You can also file a complaint with the Nevada dealer licensing division. They may be able to help you at no cost.

I can see where $750 per month on top of child support would be difficult.

It's confusing. She says the attorney fees are $750.00 per year, then she mentions $100 per month, so I read it the same way that she meant the child support @ $100 per month.

He has been court ordered to pay. The only way to NOT pay is to go back to court which might just anger the judge. I would think chances of getting it reversed are slim, but that's just my opinion and I don't know his financial situation. Most of the time when someone says they can't afford...

I sincerely hope the answer to your question is absolutely not under any circumstances, because you aren't really asking if you can sign over your rights. You are asking if you can be relieved of your responsibilities. Well guess what, the mother of your child shouldn't be left to bear all of...

In Texas if someone signs in the wrong spot, we are allowed to draw an arrow to the right spot. It's no big deal. Your state may be different. Send him to the DMV. And it doesn't matter if he has signed anything or not. He has handed over payment(in the form of his trade).

There is no way to predict what someone may do, and although you are probably 100% correct about who is doing these things, you have no proof that the police can take action on. You can talk to your landlord about letting you out of your lease because of this issue, then find another place to...

Well perhaps you can remind your wife that none of the friends and neighbors with so much helpful advice are attorneys and attorneys and lawsuits cost a lot of time money, so a lawsuit just isn't practical in this situation.

If the current order doesn't state anything about where she lives with the child, then technically she could move, but if the court order gives him every weekend, then she is bound by that. Again she has to court and try to get it changed.

I don't get the "ruined" part. Maybe it's ugly but it is temporary and really what does that cost you. Free install, eh I don't know about that either. Follow armyjudges advice and you will probably get something.

Nobody can really predict what will happen in court. Make your case and hope for the best. I think it will mostly depend on if the father shows up and how well(or not) he makes his case against it.