Whether you were behind on your auto loan payments or not, the credit union must follow the law and handle the repossession properly.
We all know that when a borrower falls behind on payments or breaks the terms of an auto loan agreement, the lender is entitled to repossess the vehicle.
But, once the credit union repossesses a vehicle, there are consumer protection laws that must be followed. These laws offer protections to borrowers - from an improperly handled repossession, such as tactics used by an overly aggressive repossession agent, to inadequate communications sent to the borrower about the repossessed vehicle . When these laws are broken, the borrower may have fallen victim to an unlawful vehicle repossession and be able to pursue a lawsuit against the credit union.
Flitter Milz is a nationally recognized consumer protection law firm that has represented borrowers who have fallen victim to unlawful vehicle repossessions. Contact us to discuss the issues leading up to the repossession, events during the repossession, and steps taken by the credit union afterwards. There is no cost to you for the legal evaluation. Flitter Milz is here to protect you from an illegal vehicle repossession.
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