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Are you Serious? -- just take care of business-- everyone always messes up the year in January-- come on!

Yeah, because this is a civil matter not a criminal matter-- You need to hire a repo man to go get the car-- you need to think of everyone and anyone that know these people and start skip tracing to get the car back-- HARD LESSON LEARNED

Voluntary is no better the involuntary except for the repo fees--- she will be stuck paying the balance of the loan once the truck sales @ auction--- As far as them giving her the loan—they gave her the loan based on their own policies and procedures that is up to them if they check...

None, the loan contract must be rewritten and in order for this to happen they must refinance and qualify on their own

You would be liable for your repayment plan and the balance of the mortgage. You have signed loan docs for a home, until that full balance is paid off and the house is outta your name you are responsible for it.

Cops use this ploy all of the time, they play people against eachother until one spills -- In the end they get the truth.

yes, I would list all of them that you are responsible to pay-- even if you have not been able to pay them -- list them all

Tell him he pays you for the amount of the damage, or you need his insurance info so you can file a claim. Tell him the truth, you dont want to put your truck in the shop and have to rely on him.

Yes, they purchased the contract

I am a fool, you have retained an attorney not petitioned-- duh sorry-- This is what you should call and tell the credit card company -- that you are filing bankruptcy and have retained an attorney and give them his name and number. They will more then likley put your account in a different work...

They can sue you up until you actually file-- the day that it is filed with the courts- is the day they have to stop--- You have just petitioned a attorney-- but I would tell them to contact your attorney

Yes, they can-- they will file garnishment papers on the state and the fed and your refund will go to them, or they can garnish your bank account if they know what it is -- In order for them to garnish you, they must have a judgment against you.

I would think you and your brother would be entitled to your dads stuff but not your step moms- this should go to her family. This might end up going to probate, and a judge will have to decide

I knew it would be a mess-- I just suggested going down there because every person you talk to someone they will have a different story. Ok, So dispute this with the credit agency, in turn they will contact the courts and verify this is real or not, if every one is thinking with a full deck it...

Go to court with the amount you paid for the tickets ie.. cashed check credit card statement etc and tell the truth--

You need to be listed ( like you said) on the insurance if this person fails to keep full coverage insurance you will be the first one to be notified. So long as she pays for the payments, and keeps her insurance she must also keep the miles low for the turn in and she must take very good care...

I never thought of that-- and I don’t even know on that one-- I would think that if your heirs sold the property @ that time the estate taxes would go into effect on the amount of the purchase price, however I am not sure, because homes are not like cars there is no sales tax on them. I would...

Contact a bankruptcy attorney and look into filing a chapter 13-- call around to get different prices—the collectors will not stop, it sounds like they already have a judgment -- Yes they can garnish your wages they can garnish your bank accounts and put a lien on your house--

Very Very Bad, Possible jail time -- that is a huge crime and that notary can be held personally liable-- very stupid

You will need to go to court and tell them you can afford so much a month, a matter a fact it would be better to work out a payment plan w. these folks before you have to go to court. There is no federal attorney or court appointed attorney that is going to help you in your personal debts. This...