Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Lemon Law

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First of all I am fairly certain that the lemon law does not apply. Second, since you are not a merchant of cars there is no warranty unless you gave her one in writing; therefore the car is automatically sold as is. If you are going through a bankruptcy then list her as a possible creditor, that way any debts to her will be discharged. Tell her she gets what she paid for, and she certainly had the opportunity to fully inspect it before she bought it. Good luck.