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They can. There are no laws.

Better to be terminated than to be illegal.

Perhaps she should accept what they are offering and move on. And understand that whatever they pay will be paid to her estate. Six lawyers have told him no. He must not be all that shy about asking.

It all just depends on how aggressive the tax collector in your county is as to whether it will even be noticed. I know of a small town where nobody wants to paint their house, put in new windows or even a new roof because the tax assessor notices EVERYTHING. Now in a larger area, they just...

And don't expect him(or his family) to change. If you don't want to deal with his temper forever, and if you don't want to deal with his financial irresponsibility forever then you need to go now. And even if you think you can handle those things, it's not only about you anymore. Your child will...

No. You may be able to file for partial unemployment to make up the difference.

Except that as long as there is a lien on the title, it can't just be signed over.

"I just don't know how to get through to her to quit acting childish and be an adult and get over her issues with me to make things easier for the kids" We all wish we knew how to accomplish that.

You may find it harsh but we assume you came here for the truth. This is not your car. It is his car. Period.

There are exceptions. Depends on many things.

Thank you so much. I will surely check it out!

Wow, congrats! How do we find it?

Customer called today complaining about receiving unwanted mail. From another car dealership.

You can also report them to the dealer licensing agency in your state and the Better Business Bureau. If I were you I would go in person and ask for a copy of their cancelled check proving they paid off the bank. If they cannot produce that then go home and write them a letter(certified receipt)...

Oh yeah, I get that. I just don't get why he came to me in the first place asking questions, then argued everything I told him. But he's just that type anyway.

Regardless of what was said, once you signed the contract, you agreed to the new terms. Don't waste time and money trying to sue. Now what you can do for practically nothing, is write a letter to the dealer and ask him/her to refund your $395.00. Ask for a response within 10 days. If there is no...

Trying to explain to someone that a W9 is not what he needs for his "employees" for his little side business. He says, "well my tax guys say I need them to fill out a W9 so they can get a 1099." Nope not the case. You don't give employees a 1099. He says," well they are contract employees." Nope...

Seriously, no idea. It depends on the people in charge. Some people enjoy litigation just for the heck of it or at least they don't mind it. Some large corporations enjoy crushing the little guy who dares go up against them. Some will avoid litigation at all costs.

Your post is very long and difficult to follow. Everyone on here is a volunteer. Some are retired but many have full-time jobs. I skimmed over your post very quickly and it seems like you're asking for the likelihood of outcomes. It's impossible to guess or predict what someone may or may not...

Yes please confess all to your parents and stay away from this creep. Do not give in to his threats. You cannot handle someone like this on your own.