If your lawyer drew up a contract between you and this other party your best bet is to ask your lawyer how to proceed.
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- Thread starter Chris-St Louis
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Chris...dont do something stupid that could be looked at as car theft.
Nissan credit cant say its cool as long as they get paid...thats just not how it works.
so you know where he lives, just go over there and keep ringing the bell and be annoying untill HE calls the cops then explain your story. Or stake him out like has been suggested already.
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az_max said:
it is not in his name, its not his car...period!
the only way to fix this is to wait for him outside his house and settle it face to face.
if he is home and wont come to the door, take a lunch and make a day out of sitting on his porch. he will eventually crack.
time to be stern as any legal action will most likely be long and drawn out.
He's missed three payments to you, or to Nissan? Because if he's missed three payments to Nissan they have probably already started repo procedures.
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Payments to me.
Well, HAHAHA! I called the tow truck people from there, and they said no biggie. THey can take it for me. All I need to do is fax a letter from my lawyer to them and a copy of the contract he signed.
Lawyer said no biggie, and has faxed it..... It should be doen by tomorrow. We'll see!
Well, HAHAHA! I called the tow truck people from there, and they said no biggie. THey can take it for me. All I need to do is fax a letter from my lawyer to them and a copy of the contract he signed.
Lawyer said no biggie, and has faxed it..... It should be doen by tomorrow. We'll see!
Have you considered killing a family member of his? He will have to show up @ the funeral. Just meet him there.
Have u tried Intelius.com? (has been a while since i used it), it does provide some info on the person, as far as relatives and their addresses, phone numbers, public court records etc etc. Might be worth a shot to get the addresses of relatives if any in the area and scope out all the places he might possibly go to. I ve used it once or twice to find stuff on a person, gave me a lot of information. Even if the person moves u can find the info on them.
Another thought is if you really want to pursue it further get your Private Investigator license, so you can look stuff up on people.
You know where they guy lives. You know where the car is. Who exactly are you trying to find?
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I am a touch confused. Are you paying the car company or is he? Is he supposed to be paying you for what he owes you and making the payments and is paying the car company but not you or is he sending no one money? Does he have any equity in this car?
ptschram
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Chris-St Louis said:
I'm confused.
He bought a car, you gave him the money to buy it. He was paying you back. He then sold that car and bought another one? Is he making payments to a finance company and you?
Chris, it sounds like you fucked up and didn't get your name added as a lienholder to the title of the first car.
In spite of my respect for the legal system and my dependence upon it, I have sadly come to learn that contracts, judgments and promissory notes are NOT worth the paper they are printed on. A lien on a motor vehicle title is something different!