Debts and Credit

The judge ordered my ex-husband to be responsible for the debt of a vehicle. I was the primary borrower on the loan. I have been getting collection calls for past due payments on the vehicle because it is about to be repossessed by the loan company. Can I take the vehicle without my ex-husbands permission to keep it from being repossessed and to keep the finance company from garnishing my wages for the vehicle.

My ex-husband was awarded possession of our 2005 Ultra Classic Harley. It states in our divorce papers that he would be responsible for the loan secured by the Harley, and that I would be free of all liability concerning this loan. The judge ordered that he get a loan for the bike so that I would be removed from any liability. He never got a new loan and is now 3 months behind on payments. Harley Davidson credit is calling and harassing me. I have given them his address and phone number. They say that our divorce is a civil suit and that I am still liable for the debt. Is this true?

Is a promissory note a binding document?

A woman owes a large sum of debt to one of her credit card companies. She is 7 months behind on her payments and is unable to pay anything to the creditor. These events force her creditor to turn her into the collection agency to try and recover the debt that she owes to them. While she has worked out a personal plan to pay the collection agency of the debt she owes, she is constantly being called everyday by the creditors to try and collect on the past dues and late fees she had acquired on her credit card account. Can she put a stop to a debt collector from contacting her?

I have a promissory note in the amount of $78,000 that the parties to the note are not paying. This note represents a loan that was to pay for their home mortgage loan. Can I put a lien on the home and how do I go about it?