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I brought car for my company doing car businesses with trade plate. I am comprehensively insured on my car. My company is also insured. but police stopped me and issued 6 points to me. they argue that I am not insured for company. what shall I do. (UK)

hi, my fiance and i applied for a 00 loan through a finance company. we both need a car and so the 00 is so that we can both get one. what i am unsure of is, we’re approved for the loan, but say we go to look at a vehicle, decide we want it, then what, what does the seller have to do, what do we have to do? i am used to handing a person cash for a vehicle so this is new to me.

I’ve fallen very behind on my car payments these past few months and honestly I feel like one of my best options at this point is to just concede defeat and return the car and wash my hands of the 400/month car payment because at this point, I can hardly afford to put food in my mouth let alone gas in my car and that money (plus the car insurance) would certainly give me a little breathing room until Im a little more settled (I’ve just moved to a different state and a different job).

However, one question: I bought and financed the car in Florida and I’ve recently moved to Maryland. Would I be in trouble or penalized for any reason if they have to take it from my 950 miles away from the place I bought it?

Mind you, I’m not asking how to hide the car from them, avoid paying, avoid repo, or anything. I’ve already admitted this payment is more than I can handle and I am willing and able to let my credit take the hit and hand over my car. My question just is, how would a repossession take place from almost 1000 miles away, and can they penalize me for moving state?

I had continued payments for a little bit after moving so I never bothered to tell them I had moved since I was sending payments by calling in with my debit card information. I wasn’t trying to be evasive, just didn’t think that I had to tell them.
The car isn’t stolen nor will I be hiding it from my car company. I plan on calling them and telling them to come and get it, Im just wondering what the penalty will be if "come and get it" means it’s in Baltimore and the company is in Tampa.

How can I find out if one of my cars was stolen or repossessed?

I havn’t got a reposession letter, and my car company was working with while I found a new job.

Who should I call first? Car Loan Company? Local Police?
Thank you

California Law BTW

The Judge rewarded her the car 3yrs ago.(Divorce settlement)

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