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People don't always get what they want.

I agree. She is benched for 30 days.

They've already told you what could happen if you break the safety plan. No one here can give you a different answer.

As is means just that. No recourse against the seller (except for certain safety issues such as brakes.) However, you do not have to leave it at the dealership. Feel free to take it to any repair shop of your choice.

If you are unable to move out on your own, then your only option might be some type of shelter. You will have to check in your community. I don't know what other answer you thought there might be.

If you wanted to confront her, you could have done so before filing a police report. Since you have decided to take that step, then you need to stay out of it and let the police handle it. It's very doubtful that confronting her would have accomplished anything positive.

Your choices are to let the finance company repo the car, sell it at auction and you will owe the balance. Or you can sell it, but to do that you will have to immediately pay the difference to payoff the vehicle.

There is nothing that anyone can do to get you on the birth certificate. You did not give birth to the child.

It really depends on the nature of the directive and the potential consequences. Most supervisors have a little bit of latitude in bending the rules to fit certain circumstances or to take care of a customer.

Diminished value is very difficult to get from insurance companies and at best if you do get it, amounts to 10 or 15% of the repair bill. Diminished value usually comes into play when a brand new vehicle is damaged and the dealer has to disclose that damage to a retail buyer. If they are paying...

You are worrying too much. The DMV told you not to worry.

Bad, bad idea.

Good advice from army judge. Regardless of how you feel the situation should be handled, and yes they made mistakes, they do not have to give you time to find a job a qualify for a loan. Who knows how long that may take- 6 months, or more. But you can always ask!

If you are trying to return the vehicle and back out of the sale, then yes you owe for any damage to the vehicle.

It can happen. I know of a family currently dealing with the issue. And they did not sleep in the same room.

Certainly it is not illegal. However I will agree that it isn't ideal. A 12 year old boy is starting to get curious about sexuality.

Definitely tell him to stop. Make it clear that you are serious and that his idea of joking is not funny to you.

No it does not as long as they refund your down payment.

Your best bet is to go in person TODAY and speak with the general manager. They cannot force you to sign a new contract. Keep that in mind. No one can force you to pick up a pen and sign. It all depends on the mind-set of this dealership as to how easy or hard this will be. It also depends on...

If the date on the paperwork that your parents signed is the original delivery date, then the rebates would still be the same based on that date. The mfg goes off of the date on the paperwork, which should reflect the actual, physical delivery date of the vehicle. The date when the paperwork is...