Yes, there is a law in most states called, Hindering a Creditor of mortgaged property. However, it is very rarily used and can only be filed by the creditor, not the repossessor. The repossessor can not even use the threat of prosecution. Usually what will happen is the creditor will file for a Writ of Replevin where the local Sheriff will be ordered to pick up the vehicle. In the long run this will cost you more money because getting the replevin is expensive and along with the sheriff"s charges are all taxable to you. An additional thing to keep in mind, if you hide the vehicle the lender does not have to let you reinstate the loan to get the car back. Most states have specific laws calling for you to be able to retrieve the car after repossession by paying the past due payments and expenses of re-taking the vehicle but hiding it will negate these rights.
Most lenders do not want your car, it is a losing proposition for them so they will go to great lengths to keep you in the car so make the call and talk to them.
it is against the law. to have a car when you are behind on your payments, is a criminal offense. it is considered grand theft auto, which while a video game, is not a game in real life. it is a criminal offense. a first degree felony.
If the car is stolen yes, it is called aiding and abetting.
Yes, it is against the law to hide an illegal person.
the repo man will get angry because he can't find your car, and they will probably call you and send you mail repeatedly because you owe them money or the car. they might decide to get the law involved, but i don't think they are allowed to do that.
It's not illegal, but it won't stop the lienholder from filing in civil court if they're unable to recover their property.
WE ACTUALLY HAVE A REPO T.V. SHOW. IF YOUR GATE IS LOCKED THEY CAN'T ENTER. IF YOU GET IN THE CAR THE CAN'T TAKE THE CAR, THAT'S KIDNAPPING (BEING MOVED 3 FEET BEYOND YOU WILL). THEY CAN CALL THE POLICE. YES THE POLICE WILL BE ON THE SCENE WHILE THE REPO MAN DO HIS JOB.
It isn't your car. If you defaulted on the loan, you are no longer the owner. The repo man can take numerous steps to re-claim the property up to seeking law enforcement assistance. He is the agent of the owner and reclaiming the owner's property is how he gets paid.
It is against the law to hide your car from repossession in every state. It is called fraud, interfering with repossession, auto theft in some states. In Indiana it is routinely dealt with by replevin, an order from the court to surrender the property or go to jail and surrender the property.
Sure, there is no law against it.
No. They cannot break & enter to repo the car. But, if they do, its up to you to PROVE they did it.
It may vary by state, but car repo (snatch and run) is against the law in Louisiana. If the repo man shows up wanting you to sign some papers, and has a cop sitting close by, don't worry. By law, if you don't sign that piece of paper, they cannot take your car. (The cop and repo guy are friends, or just got a kick back.) But it's easier to do that than go to court and end up paying the court fees also.
Car repo is covered by its own law. So No