My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Florida
I purchased a motorcycle on a credit card in 2008. Things got tough and in 2010 it was repossesed and sold at auction. All this time later I started hearing from the junk debt collector, the debt has been sold numerous times but the company that owns it now have sent me a copy of the original contract. I have hired a lawyer and plan on going after them for laws they violated towards me in the short time i have been dealing with them. The lawyer thinks i have a good case but i wanted a second opinion. I have 3 vehicles. One is broke down and is being repaired, the other a motorcycle and last but not least i have a car worth quite a bit of money. well over 5 times what i owe. I have had it since high school and put m heart and soul into the car and im worried that if we go to court and worse case scenario they win judgement against me that they will come for my car. it is completely unattached to the debt and i dont owe money on it anymore. The other vehicles i own as well. My lawyer says that I dont have to worry about it getting to that point and before its all said and done they will end up paying us along with have the debt dismissed with prejudice. Im not worried about anything else that happens other than someone coming for my car which is also partially my dads car but is only titled in my name. Can someone give me peace of mind that the chances of them coming after my car or messing with it like putting a lien on it are slim to none? I am getting mixed answers all over the web and just want a straight answer for my situation.
I owe $6000 and thats it. Ive read from quite a few sources that this junk debt collector usually doesnt fight to thard once it gets to tthat point and sometimes dont even show in court is that pretty common for an out of state debt collector?
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP I CAN ONLY HOPE IT WILL BE SIMPLE AND NOT AFFECT MY ASSETS THAT IVE WORKED HARD FOR SO PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK

