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Step 1
Keep track of all repairs that have been made and keep good records for proof to show the manufacturer, in case of a dispute. You should submit a list to the dealer of the problems, make sure to sign, date it and keep a copy for your records. Be sure to document the symptoms, repairs made, replaced parts and the date of the repair.
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Step 2
Seek legal aid at the point when a resolution has not been reached with the auto manufacturer. Based upon the specific state Lemon Law, manufacturers and dealers are obligated to take the initial step in repairing the problem, replace the vehicle or refund your money. If mediation doesn’t work, find a good Lemon Law lawyer to defend your rights.
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Step 3
Find a Lemon Law attorney that is experienced in the mediation procedures to get advice and to check if you have a case. You can ask around to see if family or friends know of anyone that specializes in Lemon Law cases. A qualified lawyer will initiate the proper Lemon Law claim process because they are familiar with automakers and their tactics.
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Step 4
Contact the Office of the Attorney General in your state. They have the information necessary for you to decide whether you need a good lawyer that specializes in the Lemon Law or not and also will be able to give you the names and phone numbers of recommended lawyers that specialize in the area of Lemon Laws.
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Step 5
Check the Department of Motor Vehicles website for a Lemon Law lawyer for your state. All states have a Lemon Law of some sort to defend your rights when you have purchased a lemon and each state will be listed individually. The DMV website is www.dmv.org and should help you find a Lemon Law lawyer.
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Step 6
Browse the directory of Lemon Law lawyers on FindLaw.com. This is a website for legal assistance and lawyers are listed by state to help you find a Lemon Law lawyer.














