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 Know Your Towing Rights

What to do if your car is towed

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 got my truck back after I sent them a itemized bankruptcy bill for $38,000. They did not think my ’73 Ford pickup was worth that much and shit their beds. I had secured my claim with a $600, 000 lien on the towing company property and the owner had to leave the state to keep the lien from being executed by the federal judge. In the Business Law Handbook for there is a Notice then Notice of past due. An order for judgment is after 90 days. A bankruptcy judge is the sole arbiter and enforcer of a sum certain. You must make an accurate itemization even if you have to hire an accountant. There are no estimates in bankruptcy.

Cops arrested me for expired tag in my girlfriends car on private property, Gresham, unlocked my door, took off my seatbelt, dragged me out and handcuffed me, emptied my pockets and took out my wallet and papers, 2nd cop said, Should we take him to lockup? 1st cop replied, Naw, WE’RE GOING TO TEACH HIM A LESSON, then wrote a ticket with a different vin and declared, Oh Goodie You don’t have any insurance. 806.010. 811.210 no seat belt. 165.543 wiretapping, and 803.560 epired tag (3 days) Called tow truck and made me pay $350 to get it back, police made me pay $120 to release girlfriends car. Revenue demanded $1000 for being a taxpayer or send the sheriff to arrest me. That’s what i’m working on now.


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