QUESTION
If my car has been sent to a lawyer for repossession for the full amount, am I permitted to make payments on the full amount
Asked on Sep 21st, 2018 on Consumer Law - Florida
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If my car has been sent to a lawyer for repossession for the full amount, am I permitted to make payments on the full amount. I have been being treated for MRSA since April of this year due to a low immune system because I have 188 bolts in my pelvis from a car injury in 1997. It caused me to become very delinquent on my car to the point of it being sent to a lawyer. I would like to make a payment arrangement because I can afford nothing else, but I am scared to call them. Please help me.
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Unless this is a car you bought in 1997, you bought the car with the injury you described already having occured. As such, this is hardliy a compelling reason for defaulting on the loan. Generally when the car has been repoed or is out for repo they are looking for money not promises to pay. YOu may need to review your finances with a bankruptcy lawyer and go from there.
Answered on Sep 25th, 2018 at 11:41 AM
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