Sharon T. asked
My car's license expired at the end of August, and it was impounded by the management of my apartment complex, who have an agreement with a towing company to remove abandoned cars. The car was not abandoned, and I was not notified before it was towed. The impound is now asking for almost $300 to release the car. Do I have any means to force the towing company or the management to erase the impounding fees on any grounds?
July 20th, 2024
Mark A. answered
There are no specific laws that will help you in this situation because the parking lot is private p...
July 20th, 2024
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