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- Clean Carfax Clean Title?
- Did you buy a car but have not received title?
- When Your Car is Repossessed
- When your Car is Repossessed
- Consumer Myth #2 – You can be arrested for failure to pay a debt.
- Consumer Myth #3 – A financing company or bank must give advance notice of intent to repossess.
- Consumer Myth #4 – When your car is repossessed, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, you have no further obligation of payment.
- Consumer Myth #5 – A divorce decree can remove a spouse’s liability from joint liability such as a mortgage, car payment or credit card account.
- Consumer Myth #6 – If my car stops working, I may stop making payments.
- Consumer Myth #7 – If I fail to pay a debt, my wages may be garnished.
- Consumer Myth #8 – A Notice to Vacate must be delivered by a constable.
- Consumer Myth #9 – If my landlord serves me with notice to vacate, I must move out.
- Myth #10 – If I buy a used car from a dealer, which breaks down, I may sue the dealer under the lemon law.
- CFPB in Dallas on Arbitration
- How to Learn About Credit
- Credit Card Lawsuits and the New Justice Court Rules
- What Happens if My Car is Repossessed?
- Clean Credit Report but Denied Credit
- Read the Fine Print
- Credit Card Company “Filed a Judgment” Against Me
- Why a Carfax Report is Not the Complete Answer
- Credit Card Lawsuit and Your Credit Report
- Protect Yourself – Safety Measures to Improve Your Safety
- Jury Verdict Against Used Car Dealer
- Credit Reports – How Bad Is it?
- Federal Database for Car History
- How Your Identity is Stolen
- What is “Hindering a Secured Creditor?”
- How can I dispute a credit card bill?
- Credit Card Company obtains Judgment against a Dallas County consumer – What next?
- What if I am sued by a credit card company?
- Watch out for Sandy flood cars
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