i financed a suzuki gsxr 650 motorcycle ?

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i financed a motrorcycle for my ex. he had signed a written agreement sayin he would pay on time every month the minimun or more. and wel hes payin late and a hassel to get him to pay and im tired of it . i just dunno wat to do from here can any body help pleasse
 
did you finance it, or did you cosign for it? And was your written agreement checked over by a lawyer first? I'm not sure if you noticed, but the finance forms you fill out at the bank or dealer are very long with all kinds of legal disclaimers on them. Theres a reason for that. Because it can sometimes be difficult to make someone pay when they're supposed to. You're best bet at this point is to take him to court. If its under 5000 you may be able to take him to small claims court, if over, then you're going to have to go to the court in your jurisdiction that handles those matters. ALso, dont forget to bring whatever you have in writing with you. The problem is that you may just end up with the motorcycle and have to sell it on your own. And in the meantime, make the payments yourself.
 
Have the bike repossessed and stop damaging your credit.
Break off all communications with your ex. if he is that irresponsible.
 
you can have it picked up or pick it up yourself, and sell it ,you will probably take a loss but it will be gone
 
Not a good situation.

If the title is in your ex. name, but the loan is in your name, there is not much you can do. If you were going to finance the loan, you should have had your name put on the title.

If the title is in your ex. name, he is the legal owner of the bike, no matter who's name the financing is in. If you take matters into your own hands and take the bike, this could be considered theft and you would be the person in trouble.

You may have more success contacting the place that financed the bike. They will have a lien on the title. They would have the legal right to repossess the bike. So they may be able to help.

What may help is that you have a signed agreement. I would contact a lawyer and take him to court. You may also be able to take him to small claims court and avoid the lawyer fees, however the dollar amounts involved may be too large for small claims court.
 
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