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You should check to make sure the additional charges were submitted to insurance. It could be something that was applied to your annual deductible, but it doesn't sound like something that would be. And no, they are not obligated to tell you what something will cost. Usually they will but there...

It could be a little obscure.

It probably is in writing. It would show as a negative amount on the bill of sale and/or finance agreements.

Well integrity is not always present in employment situations and neither is "fairness". Neither of those things are regulated. Neither of them will ever be. Questions of integrity and fairness are subject to the opinions of the individuals and what side of the fence you are on. Keep looking...

Make a personal visit. It often takes more than 3 weeks to get a title once a loan is paid off, so it's possible they are still waiting on the title.

There is no chance of getting your money back. There is a good chance that you and/or your friend could be in serious trouble for the false information on that gift letter.

If aunt and uncle want to help you out they could loan you the funds until the title to the property is cleared.

You will probably just have to chalk this up to experience. Now that you know about this forum, please come back in the future BEFORE you get into any such situation.

One week vacation. Came back to a dead computer. One full week to get computer almost back to normal. Lost all my email addresses and all emails that I had saved. 500 + vehicles damaged in hail storm. It's been fun! Not.

Well you can ask for anything. Good luck to you.

Car dealers are professional liars and thieves. That's not true. Keep in mind they cannot force you to sign anything. Tell them you do not have any additional down and they can just give you back your trade and your $2000.00 and ya'll can part ways.

"That's out of Washington States jurisdiction and they can't enforce anything" Think about that statement. It goes both ways. I'm not advising anything, but you might ask yourself this question. If I take my son to Texas, what will happen?

I agree with Adjusterjack. If you have $200,000 you should pay your credit card debt.

I'm not sure if 7/7 is any worse than every other weekend and one night a week. Neither is ideal really. As long as they can attend one school it could be fine. To your question do you have a chance? Sure. There's always a chance.

The FLSA requires that most employees in the United States be paid at least the federal minimum wage for all hours worked and overtime pay at time and one-half the regular rate of pay for all hours worked over 40 hours in a workweek. You might make a phone call to the DOL to discuss your job...

Just to be clear, are you saying that you are clocking 50 hours, they take 5 out for lunch so you actually work 45 and they are not paying overtime? What explanation are they giving you?

If he is being stubborn about moving before he can be evicted by going through the legal process, he can make your life miserable. If you can find a way to convince him to leave voluntarily, it should be quicker and easier. You can also make it less comfortable for the free-loader. Eat elsewhere...

Just consider the money you gave her is for rent and for damages. Forget about getting money back and don't worry about her going to small claims court. People threaten things like that all the time. Thank your lucky stars that got out of this deal. It was a really, really bad idea for both of you.

He doesn't get to dictate to you what he wants. Unless the boyfriend is a drug user or abuser or something that might endanger the kids, I don't see a big concern.

The most likely scenario is that "Nick" purchased the car from the title holder and never paid to transfer the car into his name. If you can't find Nick then a bonded title is probably your only hope of getting a title in your name. It won't do you much good to try and find the person on the...