If you have purchased a car with defects, you may be eligible for protection under Nebraska lemon laws. These laws are designed to protect consumers from fraudulent dealerships or inattentive dealerships and manufacturers. If your car is eligible for protection under lemon laws, you should contact an attorney for help. Here are some tips you can use to make the process as successful as possible.
1. Documents – Make sure you have as much documentation about the car as possible before you begin the process. You should at least have the manufacturer’s warranty, maintenance receipts, and anything else your lawyer tells you to bring with you. The best way to make Nebraska lemon laws work for you is to keep all your documents and document everything.
2. Follow the Warranty – Your manufacturer’s warranty should have a maintenance schedule laid out for you. Make sure that you follow it, or your car could fall into disrepair. Neglecting these scheduled visits could also cause you to become unprotected by lemon laws. Take care of your car so the law can take care of you.
3. Don’t Go It Alone – Lemon laws can be very confusing, and dealerships and manufacturers will do anything to protect themselves against them. This is why you must hire an attorney to help with your lemon. Representing yourself is a great way to get stuck with a car that doesn’t work.
If you think you have a lemon, your first step should be to call the pros at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center for help.
