Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Probably none, assuming he really files for bankruptcy.

You can sue him, but guess what - if he files bankruptcy you are likely going to be wiped out along with all of his other creditors. If you want to keep the car, you are either going to have to pay the loan off, or make arrangements with the lender to keep making the payments. Absent that, you'll likely lose the car.

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