Repossession

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After they take you to court and the judge orders it. Yhats when...

After you go to court and the judge orders it. That's when...

They hire a repossession company to take your vehicle. You may wake up one morning to find that you vehicle is not where you left it the night before, or you may walk out of the Walmart or Winn Dixie to find the vehicle gone. You will likely then call the police to report the vehicle stolen, and the police will notify you that it was not stolen but repossessed. Within several days, you will receive a notice from the lender stating that the vehicle was recovered and will be sold to be applied toward the debt, and that you may claim any property that was found in the vehicle. You may also make arrangements to redeem the vehicle provided you pay the past due balance.

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The debtor is liable for the payout balance of the vehicle less resale amount. Additionally, he must pay any repossession fees, storage fees, transportations fees, interest from the lender, and penalties. In the evnet these are not paid, the lender will have no other recourse but to sue for the balance along with court costs, and legal and collection costs and fees.

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Me, I started to ask you how you managed to buy a car, but that's not relative now. I would think it will be extremely hard to accomplish. Good Luck

It is not uncommon for people to be able to finance and afford a car when they sign a contract, and later to experience sudden unemployment, underemployment, or other financial difficulties which make it impossible for them to fullfill their obligations.

The creditor will usually sell the car and charge you with whatever the difference is between what the car sells for and what you agreed to pay.

Often, this can be paid off over time, and the payments will not usually be as much as the initial payments on the loan were.

If you are able to, work out a payment plan with the creditor, letting them know you are willing to pay as much as you can until the balance is paid off.

If they refuse to negotiate and sue you for the balance remaining after they sell it, you will have the chance to present your case in court. You might be able to work out arrangements you can afford, if you provide proof to the court of your low income and evidence that you tried to work out affordable payments with the creditor, and they refused.

Good luck. You are not alone.

Good response.The best thing would be is to file bankruptcy and have the loan discharged.

Yes, hindsight is 20/20. We don't know what will happen a few years from now, or even tomorrow. We buy a car one day that we can afford and a few years later we become sick and/or lose our job and cannot make the payments. The lenders are not willing to work with you. What choice do you have?

An order of replevin will force you to turn over the vehicle or face charges of contempt of court.

One could contact CARFAX.

30-60 days depending on the lender and your account.

In some cases the trustee will allow a thirty day grace period for the missed payment. Pertaining to a first installment immediate action to dismiss the 13 might be taken. It is for the most part at the discretion of the bankruptcy trustee, missing any payment is reason for dismissal with prejudice.

If I am not mistakened, that car is legal properity of yours and the other person should return it to you immidiately, or else you could put a lawsuit on him/her for not returning your personal possesion, because legalily, you can't leave the county.

Under the U.S. Constitution and the constitutions of many states, courts are only entitled to hear live cases and controversies. To be a live case or controversy, the litigants must be in dispute over something. A moot case is one where the litigants were disputing something when the case was filed, but later on, the dispute was rectified outside of court. For example, if a plaintiff sues a defendant seeking to enjoin construction of a building, the case would be mooted if the defendant abandoned its plans to construct that building after the lawsuit was filed.

No you wil have to ge a court order to recover it.

You will need to take your paycheck to a bank in which you have an account, or to a check cashing place in which you have an account. Once there (not before) sign the back of the check (called an endorsement) and present it to one of the tellers with a completed deposit slip. The slip can be found at one of the workstations within the bank.

Keep in mind, once at the bank you are more than welcome to speak with any of the customer service agents and they can help you complete your transaction.

yes it is.

More than likely the court will approve judgment papers to the lender. The judgment will show on your credit report making it hard for you to get credit later. Also if you own a house, and try to sell it later, this judgment will get settled or paid at the closing. Not to mention that if you have a job, they can send a wage assignment to your work, so you will be paying thru your paycheck. (And it may not be a pretty sight--what you will actually net when the money is taken out.)The judgment will have to be paid sooner or later.

Best you go to court now and plead your case.

Get an attorney, if you don't, make sure you have all your paper work when you go. Any legal papers, any letters, cancelled checks or money order receipts, any scrap of paper that will help you convince a judge that you had good reason not to pay or they had no good reason to repo in other words you made the payments but they repoed anyway.Good Luck

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Yes, absolutely. Marriage is a legal contract, everywhere in the world. A marriage with someone who legally does not exist or cannot get married is void. What you must know is how to get its (legal) annulment. Call a lawyer and do it quickly.

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Did the officer tell you a couple to several times to get out of the car? If so and you did not, that is why he drug you out of the car. Also, all police vehicles should be equiped with cameras mounted on the dash board that records everything that happend. Good luck and God Bless:)

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You have to read your contract to find that out. You can offer to catch up the payments and keep on trucking - if they will let you do that. I once bought a car from a supposed friend and a repo man show up at my door a year later to repo the car because my friend had a loan on it and hadn't paid. I wouldn't let them have it. The repo people got the Sheriff to come out and get it anyway. I got srowd by my ex friend Jerry G.