Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Wisconsin

Anyone can sue, but the better question is whether or not they will win. Signing over a car with a lien on it, however, may not have much value depending upon how big the loan is, so it might not be worth the fight right now for either of them. Since you filed this as a bankruptcy question, however, I am guessing that a bankruptcy filing is also being considered. If so, you should know that any transfers to relatives or payments on debts to relatives for up to four years before filing, can lead to a fraudulent conveyance claim by the trustee to get that money back and share it more evenly with the other creditors who were not paid. Speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney before making a decision on whether or when to file.

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