Co Signer Debt Repossession

Summary

As a co-signer in Tennessee, you are equally liable for the car loan. Creditors can sue you for the unpaid debt, and wage garnishment is possible if a judgment is entered against you. You can sue your ex-fiancé for the unpaid debt, but youll need proof of his commitment to pay. Suing involves gathering evidence, filing a complaint, serving the defendant, and attending court hearings. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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My ex fiancé bought a new car last year and I co-signed for him , but over the summer , the car was repossessed, and he lied and said he was making the remaining payments which are *,* dollars. He hasn’t paid it and now debt collectors are calling me and are going to sue starting Friday, if it is not paid.
Hello ****, I understand your concern. In Tennessee:
*. As a co-signer, you are equally liable for the car loan.
*. Creditors can sue you for the unpaid debt.
*. Wage garnishment is possible if a judgment is entered against you.
You may want to consult with a local attorney for advice on your specific situation.
Can I sue my ex fiancé for not paying ?
Hello ****, in Tennessee:
*. You can sue your ex-fiancé for the unpaid debt.
*. The court will determine if he is solely responsible.
*. You'll need proof of his commitment to pay.
Consult a local attorney for specific advice.
How hard is it to sue someone
Suing someone involves several steps:
*. Gathering evidence to support your case.
*. Filing a complaint in court.
*. Serving the defendant with the complaint.
*. Attending court hearings.
The complexity can vary based on the specifics of your case. It's advisable to consult a local attorney.