Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Oklahoma

Re: Lemon Car

I would have to be provided with more facts to give you a complete answer; however, based upon the limited facts provided, most likely yes, your daughter-in-law would have to pay the costs of re-possession which would be added together with any deficiency resulting from a sale for less than amount owed. However, this answer can change depending upon how much was financed and how much was owed. The UCCC has provisions limiting the creditors recovery in certain instances. But again without knowing all facts, I cannot advise completely in this regard. Also this will obviously negatively affect your daughter-in-law's credit rating.

There may be some other federal and state remedies avaiable to your daugher-in-law. She should contact an attorney in her area to determine her rights with regard to this purchase.