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I would be very careful if I were you when it comes to passing any information that you don't know the legal consequences of your actions. I disagree with you that this is an essential form of defamation. Unless you can prove otherwise, the item you put up for sale has a copyright and a patent...

Hmmm... something is just not right with your story... Such a steep penalty for just opening a car door. In any case, I would consult with an attorney.

Hire an attorney then to take over this case. If you cannot afford one, see if you can find a legal aid service in your hometown or check with the court house for pro-bono attorneys.

Unfortunately, yes.

Check with your local court house to see if they know of any pro-bono attorneys or attorneys who work on a contingency basis. Also, call the local bar association so they can refer you to attorneys who provide legal aid. Hope this helps!

Have you tried calling the police in her town in TN to report this issue? Give them as much information as possible so they can proceed with the investigation.

Hmm... this is definitely not working in your favor. I strongly suggest that you consult with a traffic attorney so you can present all the evidence and he can give you pointers on how to go about suing your car #1

At least, consult with one so s/he can give you some guidance on how to go about the car dispute.

How about a police report?

Talk to your divorce attorney to request that the car be part of the divorce settlement.

Talk to the attorney and show him that your current financial situation does not allow you to sustain an installment plan in order to fulfill your commitment to pay the debt.

Did you fight the ticket in court? If yes, what was the outcome?

Go to the INS website and check your case status.

You should have taken the car while still under warranty to the dealer to have all these issues addressed. Now that your warranty has expired, you want to have repairs done???

Why has your attorney not answered your questions?

How much are we talking about? (dollarwise)

What you forgot to put on your bill of sale is when possession took place (i.e - when a deposit was made or when the boat is paid in full). In this case, you have to send your buyer a letter saying that if he does not pick up the boat by a certain date (prior to the payment of the remaining...

You and your friends were told that you would receive a ticket in 4-6 weeks time. Why didn't you go after that information knowing that you had been orally issued the ticket but once the deadline had passed no ticket was received? Your chances to fight these charges are very small as, per your...

Regarding recovering the fees you paid for the inspection and appraisal, you can consider that a loss since the owner filed for bankruptcy so chances are he is flat broke... Now, as far as the short sale, consult with the bank and see if they are willing to proceed with the sale as it was prior...