Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Re: I bought a lemon

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There is a procedure under the Florida Lemon Law and you did not follow it. Your options may be limited. The dealership (or loan company) can probably hold you responsible for the payments on the vehicle. Remember that financing, although often arranged at the dealership is with a third party who is not part of this transaction. You truly need to consult with a consumer attorney as soon as possible to review this matter and learn about your legal rights and responsibilities.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.