Cross Country Bank cross country seized my vehicle Willmington Delaware

I was contacted by the michigan attorney general and they are sending this to the delaware attorney general, apparently they have several civil law suits against them for this very same thing. but in the meantime my truck was paid off so I was in desperate need of a resolution therefore was forced to resolve this issue in bankruptcy. I feel it is now a moral issue that no-one should have to go through this with a company that has a track record like Cross Country/Allied

I was contacted by the michigan attorney general and they are sending this to the delaware attorney general, apparently they have several civil law suits against them for this very same thing. but in the meantime my truck was paid off so I was in desperate need of a resolution therefore was forced to resolve this issue in bankruptcy. I feel it is now a moral issue that no-one should have to go through this with a company that has a track record like Cross Country/Allied

I was contacted by the michigan attorney general and they are sending this to the delaware attorney general, apparently they have several civil law suits against them for this very same thing. but in the meantime my truck was paid off so I was in desperate need of a resolution therefore was forced to resolve this issue in bankruptcy. I feel it is now a moral issue that no-one should have to go through this with a company that has a track record like Cross Country/Allied

I was contacted by the michigan attorney general and they are sending this to the delaware attorney general, apparently they have several civil law suits against them for this very same thing. but in the meantime my truck was paid off so I was in desperate need of a resolution therefore was forced to resolve this issue in bankruptcy. I feel it is now a moral issue that no-one should have to go through this with a company that has a track record like Cross Country/Allied

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Statute of limitations does not apply if they got a judgment 10 years ago. Heck even 8 years ago. Many states have limitations on judgments, but they are renewable!

If they do have a judgment, they do have the right to collect on it, and selling your car is a possibility. However, I'm pretty sure they don't have the right to break into your car and put a club on it. Selling property is usually the action of the local sheriff's office, and the costs of the sale have to be taken out first, along with any value that is exempted by your state's laws.

How much is your car worth? Do you still have a loan on it?

Don't be such a whimp. CALL the police. If the debit is 10 years old, it is past the statute limitations. The time starts from the orginal debt, NOT wwhen they bought it. IF there is a free legal aid society where you live contact them. What ever you do DO NOT agree to pay them anything.