DUI Lawyers & DUI Attorneys - Driving Under the Influence of alcohol - DWI
TOLL FREE HELP LINES: Bankruptcy (866) 233-3092, Divorce (866) 233-3093, Injury (866) 233-3098, DUI (866) 233-3099, Criminal Defense (866) 233-3094
  FAQ: Bankruptcy Lawyer | Divorce Lawyer | Injury Lawyer | DUI Attorney | Criminal Defense Attorney

Lemon Laws in Your State - What You Need to Know

Legal Article Guide
By: Karen Kirby

Every state in the U.S. has a version of the lemon law. The lemon law and qualification requirements are not exactly the same from from state to state, but the basic rights under the law provide you with basically the same level of protection. That is, if you purchase a car that turns out to be a "lemon," you are entitled for a refund or replacement vehicle. But you have to know your state’s law to claim your lemon.

Your state probably also has some type of law that requires car manufacturers to honor car warranties under certain conditions. These laws also vary from state to state. It is up to you as the consumer to do some research to determine the laws and statutes in your particular state.

For example, the Texas lemon law is available to consumers who buy or lease new vehicles in Texas. This automobile lemon law obligates manufactures to repair, replace, or refund the price of motor vehicles that prove to be defective time and time again. While the lemon law covers many different defects of a vehicle, you have to know the letter of the law to get your vehicle declared a lemon.

In California, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, or "lemon law" as it is more commonly called, benefits consumers greatly. The California lemon law provides protection when purchasing new and used vehicles, making California consumers the most protected car buyers in the country. Offenders must offer a refund or replacement car for purchases that turn out to be "lemons" under the California lemon law.

So if you live in California you are pretty lucky if you need to use the lemon law. However, your state may have laws that are almost as good. You should go to Google and search for "lemon law" plus your state's name to find out exactly what your state's lemon laws are.

Karen Kirby has over 25 years' experience in the computer industry, an MS in Computer Science, and a BA in Honors English. She has been helping people with Internet marketing since 1995. For more information on lemon laws for your state see http://lemon-law.eworldrewards.com/lemon-laws-for-your-state.htm Be sure to get a free copy of the "Internet Marketer's Guide to Free Traffic" at http://www.aimbright.com/ebook/

Copyright 2006 - Karen Kirby. All Rights Reserved Worldwide.


Bookmark & Share Articles:


Leave a comment to Lemon Laws in Your State - What You Need to Know

  • Name (required)
  • Mail (required but not published)
  • Comment / Rate this hotel
    Terrible
    Fair
    Okay
    Good
    Excellent
  • Please enter:  


No Responses to Lemon Laws in Your State - What You Need to Know

Average Rating: (From 0 Votes)


Request a Case Evaluation with a Local Attorney

Regardless of your legal situation, a local attorney can help explain the legal process involved and answer any questions you have along the way. Fill out the form below for your case evaluation with a local attorney.

Latest Legal Articles:

  • Internet Privacy a Growing Concern
  • Payment Withheld: Can I Fight a Magazine Publisher to Get it Back?
  • What is a Mobile Notary Public?
  • Real Estate Lawsuit - An Interesting Case
  • Anoxic Brain Injury
  • Legalizing Crime
  • Tainted Tissue Lawyers - Biomedical Tissue Services Scandal - Infected Tissue Lawsuits
  • Stop Child Abuse
  • Understanding Your Rights When Injured
  • Divorce, Taxes, and the IRS
  • Atlanta Asbestos Lawyers
  • New Jersey Bankruptcy Lawyers
  • Step Parents - What Are Your Rights?
  • Criminal Records
  • How Judgment Recovery Works for You
  • Using the Internet to Search for Legal Counsel
  • Identity Theft: The G.I. Blues
  • 'Own Goal' Costs Matthew Hughes Dearly
  • Terminating the Revocable Living Trust... Avoiding Probate after Death
  • Protecting Intellectual Property
  • Contesting A Last Will And Testament
  • Hot Legal Issue Of The Day - Right To Privacy
  • Why Are DUI Sobriety Checkpoints Constitutional?
  • Bankruptcy Means Testing Under the New Bankruptcy Law
  • Please, Take My (Medical) Privacy?
  • Punitive Damages
  • Finding a Lawyer Online
  • Requiem
  • Who Should Prepare The Fiance Visa Paperwork
  • Florida DUI Attorneys
  • Franchise Attorneys, Necessary to Disclose Unserved Lawsuit?
  • Atlanta Real Estate Lawyers
  • After the Revocable Living Trust is Signed... Now What?
  • Practical vs. Legal - Getting Model and Property Releases
  • Estate Planning - Gender Issues Meet Social Security
  • California DUI Defense
  • Necessary Notary Public Supplies and Services
  • Sarbanes Oxley Act Of 2002
  • Georgia Criminal Laws
  • Chicago Personal Injury Lawsuits
  • Federal Prison Report
  • Automobile Lemon Laws
  • Pet Trusts - Do You Have One For Your Pets?
  • Arizona Divorce Lawyers
  • Considering Filing a Lawsuit? – 8 Important Facts to Consider Before You Sue.
  • Mesothelioma Law Resources
  • Landlords Responsibilities
  • Identity Theft Protection and Awareness for Travelers
  • Training Requirements And Responsibilities Of Notary Publics
  • Living Wills and Health Care Directives
  • Identity Theft Prevention
  • New York Speeding Ticket FAQ
  • Law Enforcement
  • Initial Training Requirement Clauses in Franchise Agreements
  • Georgia Law
  • Litigation Cash Advances
  • Whistleblower Laws - Qui Tam
  • The Lemon Law in California - What are the Consumer Benefits?
  • Why Do You Need Immigration Lawyer New York?
  • A Lack of Compassion in the Disability System
  • Choosing the Best Lawyer for Your Small Business
  • DUI and Probation
  • Houston Divorce Lawyers
  • Identity Theft - Can The Internet Help?
  • Identity Theft Explained
  • Coverage Under Florida's Lemon Law
  • Michigan Personal Injury Lawyers: A Guide
  • Identity Theft Protection: Don't Become a Victim
  • What To Do If You Have Been In An Auto Accident
  • Employment – Loss of Statutory Rights – Compensation
  • Service by Substitution in California
  • Our Classroom Management
  • Terminating An Employee
  • Weight of Marijuana and Criminal and Tax Law
  • How To Deliver Compelling Opening Statements
  • Power Of Attorney Power Packs In A Paper
  • Louisiana Bankruptcy Lawyers
  • Personal Injury - 12 NEW Methods!
  • Texas Business Lawyers
  • A Look at Paralegal Training
  • Too Many Injury Claims?
  • How You Can Help Prevent Identity Theft
  • How Lawyers Got A Bad Rap
  • Choosing the Right Lawyer for the Job
  • When is a Settlement Not a Settlement?
  • 10 Ways To Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft
  • Small Business Collections: Prepaid Legal
  • California Puppy Lemon Law
  • How To Avoid Becoming Another Hopeless Victim of Bank Identity Theft
  • Romance And Prenuptial Agreements
  • Will Estate Planning
  • How to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
  • Recorded Statement vs Written Declaration
  • Lemon Law – Don't be a Victim
  • Joint Tenancy: How Not to Avoid Probate!
  • Identity Theft
  • Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding
  • Getting a Fast Separation In Maine
  • Criminal Records Online
  • State Citizenship Is Alive And Well

  • Latest Legal Guide

    TOLL FREE HELP LINES:

    - Bankruptcy (866) 233-3092
    - Divorce (866) 233-3093
    - Injury (866) 233-3098
    - DUI (866) 233-3099
    - Criminal Defense
      (866) 233-3094