Security National has wrongfully repossessed my car on XXXX separate occasions. The first time my car was repossessed, Security National made an error on processing a payment deferment and repossessed my car while I was serving a 12 month XXXX. No notice was given after the repossession and my wife believed the car to be stolen. Upon further inspection after returning my vehicle there was significant damage to the front of my car consistent with the repo company improperly towing my vehicle. I immediately notified Security National of the issue and sent detailed photos of the damage. My complaint was however ignored and I was never compensated for the damages or the loss of use of my vehicle. A year passed since this incident and I was forced to file chapter XXXX bankruptcy for some uncontrollable circumstances. I filed a successful motion to redeem my vehicle from Security National at the fair market value. Security National failed to adhere to the court order and held the title to the vehicle in excess of 30 days after the funds had been received far exceeding the 3 day mandated surrender of the title annotated in the court order. During this time they continued to aggressively seek the recovery of my vehicle by having repossession agents come to my home. I contacted Security National about this issue and was told by a representative that they were still seeking to collect a debt from me and were unaware of any court documents sent to them even though the check sent to them had been cashed almost a month prior. It was n't until I was put on an extended hold and told that the documents had been magically found that I was reassured the issue would be resolved and the account would be closed, the title sent out and the repossession efforts would cease. Almost two weeks had passed following this conversation and another repo agent successfully repossessed my vehicle on a Sunday at my residence. I was unable to seek any kind of help because of this and was n't able to contact Security National till the following day. The repo company blamed Security National for not rescinding the repo order and Security National blamed the repo company for not receiving notice to cancel the order. Irrigardless of their communication issues I was still a victim of my car being unlawfully repossessed when Security National had no legal ownership of my vehicle. Again, I was never compensated for the inconvience or loss of use of my vehicle for this second wrongful repossession. The disorganization of this auto lender is appalling and I feel what has happened to me is unacceptable. 
