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Contact the Florida Motor Vehicle Law Enforcement ASAP!! This is already and will become a huge NIGHTMARE-- You had better call the lein holder and let them know what is going on too

The only thing they want is $$ and if they can get it from you easier then they will-- if He has no $$ and they are unable to get anything outta him, they will go to you.

No, you dont need a attorney-- you need to go to court and explain that you are short on money and can afford X amount of dollars a month

you need to sue her in small claims and get a judgement-- if you are talking about 300$ or so then you should chalk it up as a lesson learned --there are fee's plus you have to get her served to appear in court

Yes, they can-- You need to contact the plantiff and see if you can work some sort of arrangements

My Cousin sat in Jail for 3 years before they sentenced him-- he was federal so who knows

You need to contact the bankruptcy trustee and see what has happened--- if your bankruptcy was not discharged then your bankruptcy really never happened. I do know that you must pay all government entities -- including student loans-- if you did a bankruptcy chapter 13 before it was discharged...

No, It is your loan to do with as you wish

First she needs to call the bank and demand this card be closed,and GET IT IN WRITTING that this account is closed and will not be opened again. Second, if she never signed for the credit application she needs to file a fraud police report and file a affidavit of forgery w. the bank ASAP...

The Loan Company is NUTS. You are still responsible until that loan is a zero balance but I would be talking to the CEO ASAP about them giving a incorrect pay off and releasing the title leaving you with a 600.00 signature loan, That is really messed up, they should have been looking out for...

Call some other bankruptcy attorney's from the phone book and ask them the fee for filing a cptr 7

Yes, you are the one legally responsible for the account-- go get the car. In order for you to be removed the account it has to be paid in full by your girlfriend refinancing it into her name or by you selling it and paying the balance in full.

No, when she turned 18 she is a legal adult

No, they are exempt

They make it a steep punishment so that you will never do it again, almost all 1st offences are steep

Well I don’t know anything about getting your license back etc.. but I do know when you have no $$ and you file Bankruptcy so long as it is not a government entity it can be included in the discharge of the debt

Not sure about TN but in Utah if you have no plates w/ in 45 Days you can reverse the deal. Call you local Motor Vehicle enforcement division Dept they can help you, there is a lot of laws and regulations that dealers have to abide by in every state

I think you are ok, because this transaction revolves back to the original application signature. I would not worry about it.

yes, Depends on what they write,

Yes, you can declare Bankruptcy on it