Cosigner for car loan, Primary files bankruptcy.

My wife co-signed for car, and the

primary borrower filed bankruptcy.

My wife had moved and only received

notice through the IRS by means of a

1099C for the remaining debt after

car was sold. What laws are there

concerning her liability if she received

no notice. The company has stated

that they no longer have a copy of

the notice letter, but it's noted in

their files that they sent one to a

former address. The amount owed is

around 4400, and I'm wondering

what is the best route legally to take.

Documentary tape ownership dispute

A friend of mine asked me to

accompany him on his first feature

film shoot as a documentary

filmmaker to get the behind the

scene moments. I asked for a

payment from the producers pitching

to them that it would be great for

their dvd as the behind the scenes,

the producers said they couldn't

really pay me but gave me enough

money for my travels and food (no

hotel though). I also filmed the whole

thing on my own equipment. On top

of filming the doc, they asked me to

work additional jobs not related to

the documentary, such as gripping,

PA'ing, and I shot an infommercial

scene for their movie out of my own

pocket. Now over a year has passed

and they demand the footage I shot

saying they own it because the initial

movie I was documentary is their

property. I refused to hand it over

because it the tapes are my property,

no contract was signed, and I want

to be compensated for the additional

work and expenses I lost helping

them make their film. They offered to

give me a percentage of the residuals

when the film is sold (yeah right

haha), but I wanted real money. Now

they are threatening me with

attorneys. What legal grounds do I

have?