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Happy Birthday to me. Signed the final papers today on our current rental, and future retirement home on Perdido Key. Anybody need a beach vacation? Just let me know!

If you can't find her you can ask the DMV about going through the bond process. You may be able to find her through the dealership that issued the temporary tag. When you say she signed as a dealership, that makes me wonder if she may have stolen the car from that dealership. You should probably...

As long as insurance paid for the vehicle I'm not sure why that would affect GAP. But again, would have to read the policy.

Ask them for a detailed accounting of all charges and payments.

If the kids are in a safe environment where their needs are being taken care of you should be fine.

I kind of doubt if the MLS listing will hold up to the standard of a contract. You had the opportunity to walk through the house. You also should have had an inspection. If A/C is that important, it seems like you would have wanted to have the actual unit checked and made sure it was in good...

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I can see this turning into a Who's on First routine. Call the police and say "we have a Crook here who stole some money." What's her name? I just told you!

Did you ask them for a refund?

We had a young man who said he didn't need cancer insurance because he was too young to get cancer. Dumbest thing I've ever heard.

Wondering if it's a good idea to have a cashier whose last name is Crook?

You can provide to the lender a copy of your bill of sale showing that you traded the Nissan. Then they should be calling the dealer. And you should be calling the dealer.Before hiring an attorney to sue, for free you can call the dealer licensing division in your state and file a complaint.

Of course if you agree to go along with their plan, and you have a family member who is willing to supervise, then it will be up to that family member if they are willing to do the drug test. No one can force them to submit to that. However as mentioned, if you don't go along, then things can...

For future reference don't sign until you are 100% sure. If you had driven away with the vehicle you would probably be stuck with it.

You're probably fine. Just call and tell them you're not interested then see what they say. They don't have your trade or any money so they really don't have any leverage.

It is your vehicle so of course you can reclaim it at any time, providing you pay them for work done.

It might be difficult finding many mentally sound adults. Some days it feels like nothing but crazies out there.

If you don't show up for court, he will have his say and you will not be there to refute his allegations. You don't have to have a lawyer, but you will be at a disadvantage without one. I suggest you dig deep and find a way to get yourself to Indiana.

And people threaten to do things all the time. If he really does try to report it stolen, the police will ask him for proof of ownership and he won't be able to produce that. But don't carry the title in the car, just your current registration is proof enough.

I personally knew a 10 year old child who was very tall for her age. She dressed older and with makeup, looked much older, and mostly hung out with much older teens. She was often mistaken for 16 or 17.