Client turned car over to finance company after car engine broke down. Client could not afford to fix the car and could not afford payments on a car that did not work. After submitting car to voluntary repossession, client received letter notifying them that the finance company sold the car at auction and client owes a deficiency balance of over $10,000. Client consulted with Florida Consumer Lawyers and we discovered that finance company did not follow Florida law when notifying client of sale of car, deficiency and did not calculate the deficiency properly. Florida Consumer Lawyers brought a law suit in Central Florida against the lender. Initially, the lender vowed to fight since our client was a "deadbeat." Eventually, lender realized they were going to lose and the case settled for approximately $20,000.