Wrongful Repossession

We Handle All Kinds of Wrongful Repossessions

Wrongful repossession can be a distressing experience, causing financial and emotional turmoil for years to come. Fortunately, there are dedicated attorneys who focus on assisting consumers who have fallen victim to this injustice. Let’s discuss two primary forms of wrongful repossession—“breach of peace” and “no right”—and the benefits of learning and enforcing one’s rights, including seeking financial compensation for any and all damages incurred.

Wrongful repossession can be a distressing experience, causing financial and emotional turmoil for years to come.

Breach of Peace

Breach of peace wrongful repossession happens when repossession agents employ aggressive or unlawful tactics during the repossession process. This can involve acts of physical force, threats, intimidation, or trespassing on private property. Such actions violate an individual’s right to be free from harm and coercion during a repossession.

No Right

No right wrongful repossession encompasses situations where repossession occurs without the creditor having the legal authority to do so. Examples include cases where the repossession agent mistakenly takes the wrong vehicle, seizes a vehicle even though the person is not delinquent, or the bank lacks proper documentation or ownership title. These instances highlight the importance of understanding and asserting one’s rights as a consumer.