Repossession

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no , unless she is a co - applicant

If the car is in your name, why "repo" it? There is a cost involved with hiring someone to get the car. Try the local sheriff's department. If your ex has a vehicle titled to you with out your consent...it is theft.

they'll send you to some financial management classes and if the commander gets involved then he'll probably create an allotment so u can pay your car.

that means you knowningly got two titles and got two loans out and once the companies find out which they will when the motor vehicle records are reviewed they will see that each other as the lien holder and will take you to court.

A repo agency should follow it's state requirements. Most respected places will try to call or send a letter to a good number or address with this information.

where is car vin locate in the car ?it is located on the dash board close to the windshield on the drivers side you will see a medal plate with the cars numbers on it and possibly on the door Hope this helps

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Yes, in some states you can be as little as 30 days late before the reposession process is begun. This seems to vary based on laws from state to state as well as with individual finance companies. The exact answer for your situation should be located in the original finance contract that you signed. Yes, in some states you can be as little as 30 days late before the reposession process is begun. This seems to vary based on laws from state to state as well as with individual finance companies. The exact answer for your situation should be located in the original finance contract that you signed.

The short answer is Yes. However, Many state laws are different when it comes to "How" a Repossession must take place. Florida, Pennsylvania and California all require a state lisense. Other then that a Repossession order and a police report is all that is required. I live in pennsylvaia and repo Cars, Boats, Motorcycles and equipment in New Jersey, Delaware, New York and PA. I'm wondering why someone would ask such a question?

where you need to go to buy repossessed motorhomes, varies according to where you live. Obviously, the best place to buy is to buy them less than 200 miles from your home. That way they are easier to inspect before buying, and they are easier to transport. If you find a good deal on a motorhome that is for sale in Alaska, you have to take into consideration that it will probably cost you $2000 to drive it home.

The best place to find repossessed motorhomes and RVs is to either find them for sale by a credit union, or else try to find them at a local auction. Sometimes you can even get a good deal on motorhomes that are in pre-for closure. Whenby these motorhomes you have an opportunity to short sell the bank and save a lot of money in the process.

No they cannot Sincerely, Chicago's New Accident Recovery

Yes, the lender can recover the vehicle any time after the lending contract becomes in default.

The lender would have the option of filing suit to recover monies that are still owed.

Yes they can because right now you show as being the responsible party. You will either need to go to court and have the divorce decree upheld or have the vehicle put solely in her name.

A lessor is a person or business that rents dwellings to individuals and families. The lessor is typically an owner of the property or an agent of the owner of property. Lessors also rent office and business space to lessees.

if your car is repossesed than it just goes ony our credit your wages wont be withheld

It will depend on a number of things you did not mention 1) the state 2) the type of loan ( is the vechile used as the collateral on the credit line) If you are uo to date contact the bank. Let them know what is going on and they may ( again, depending on the state) pick up the vehicle for you, at a nominal charge.

yes - when you co-sign, you are guaranteeing the bank that they will be paid

Pay it off, or, make some sort of deal with the bank to get caught up,

laws vary from state to state. In Virginia it is felony larceny ( majority of vehicles are worth over $200 the legislation can be found under va code 18.2-115 fraudulent conversion or removal of property

You don't get the loan

The writ of attachment is the seizure of any property belonging to the defendant to either create jurisdiction quasi in rem, or to preserve property at issue pending the outcome of the proceeding. The writ of sequestration permits one who already claims the ownership, the right to possession, or a lien upon property to have the property seized and held pending the outcome of a suit to establish his or her rights in the property.

What is the name of the form authorizing payment for a purchase?

You still have rights to recover the vehicle. The finance company may help you look for it if they're desperate enough to get it back. Even if your car was insured, you would legally have to payback the finance company for the car since you broke a binding finance contract.