Wrongful Vehicle Repossession Case

Summary

In Oregon, lenders must provide notice before repossessing a vehicle. You have the right to retrieve personal belongings from the repossessed vehicle. After repossession, the lender must inform you about the sale or auction and any remaining balance. Given the severity of your situation, consulting with a local attorney specializing in consumer protection or wrongful repossession would be beneficial.

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My car was repossessed wrongfully an I wasn’t behind on any payments an due to them stalking me an to have other people take it to a none disclosed location out of city limits to then gather my personal belongings while another person then transported my personal belongings to there car lot an I have photo an times an dates to prove that they have done so including with my air tag they just so wanted to then for them to steal money out of my wallet for in then witch they had kept in they’re safe but he is the lender to the vehicle an he won’t return my calls never sent me any information or legal papers on the selling or auctioning of the vehicle so I could then beable to buy it back an sense he has done that I have had missed work lost my home due to him wrongfully taking the vehicle an I had to watch as my dog suffered in pain to then have my first dog over 14 years die on my sons birthday an for me to find a way to bury him this dealer has financially emotionally made my life without any remorse or empathy to only retaliate against me because I hade preformed well over $*,*.* worth of just labor an to communicate with him on lowering the price on the truck for in witch wasn’t only 16 days of having the truck the clutch blow up an they had nothing to say an did not want only to seek over pricing with me buying the parts as well to I have receipts an photos documentation dates times an as of now he’s made my life without a doubt harder an lost my job my dog my transportation my way to financially make money to then beable to pay off the loan but he has had this same vehicle sense * an has repossessed it from * other individuals sense he’s owned this truck an that is why I’m needing legal help to regain my life back even my son asked me where’s dads truck an how can you explain that to. 4 year old that wasn’t my truck that was his truck I wanted to buy for him
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds incredibly tough. To better assist you, could you please let me know your location? The laws regarding vehicle repossession can vary by state and it will help me provide the most relevant information.
Springfield oregon
It sounds like you have a potentially strong case for wrongful repossession. Here are some general guidelines regarding vehicle repossession in Oregon:
- Notice Requirement: In Oregon, lenders must provide you with notice before repossessing your vehicle.
- Personal Property: You are entitled to retrieve personal belongings from the repossessed vehicle.
- Deficiency Balance: After repossession, the lender must inform you about the sale or auction of the vehicle and any remaining balance.
Given the severity of your situation, consulting with a local attorney specializing in consumer protection or wrongful repossession would be beneficial.
Would you like more detailed information on specific laws or assistance with finding an attorney?