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After judgement was issued I never heard from the creditor again. It was my local bank and I live in Texas.
It may still be valid. You should check the statute of limitations on judgments in the state where it was issued.
The mechanic a good guy and fairly enough I feel that he should be given some money. I called explaining that I've been through a lot in the last three months and simply asked to bill me and when I get back to work I surely will give him some money. I just don't want it to continue to... Read more »
Yes. He can hold the car. He has a mechanics lien by statute. You should go see him face to face snd see if you can work it out between yourselves. If not, you’ll need to hire a lawyer to file suit for you.
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I bought the vehicle Dec 2020
Then Flat tire : had to replace all 4
One week ago both ball joints fell out
Radiator busted
And needed all brakes replaced
Bill$2300
Yesterday Transmission out
I still owe the dealership $2500 for the... Read more »
What is your question?
In the state of alabama
Hire an attorney to represent her in Kentucky.
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