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What can I do when the other party refuses to cooperate?

Asked on Jan 28th, 2013 on Contracts - Nevada
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I co-sign for a car,I want my name to be removed but the other party refuses to go to the dealership with me and refinance the car. The other party as well owes me $500 for an insurance deductible. How can I handle this situation in a legal matter?
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R. Christopher Reade
This is a typical problem which parties who co-sign encounter.  The answer lies in what was the agreement as between you and your co-party.  If you have agreed to be mutually liable for a debt, then there is no legal rigth per se to be removed from the debt just because you can no longer get along.  You may wish to seek judicial intervention for a declaratory judgment regarding what each of you are responsible to do in relation to the debt; however such a process is an expensive way to simply resolve a difference of opinion.
Answered on Jan 30th, 2013 at 4:00 PM

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