I believe they took advantage of a disabled 88 year old man because he could not pick his car up out of the lot. They would not allow me to give permission for my caregiver to get my car out of their lot. Without notice, they put my car up to auction. I can not believe this is legal or moral! Can you help me
Its rare that a tow yard sells a car at auction and NEVER provides notice. In fact, that you were aware of the car being towed and in the lot shows that you were aware of the issue, so there is little reason for the tow yard to decive you. To the contrary, if you can't mak the payment to recover the vehicle, then their best bet is simply to track the law to the tee. At this point you will need to hire a lawyer to see if they complied with the notice requirements which involnes hiring a company to mail you notices at the registration address with DMV and go from there depending on the findings.
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