Monday, January 25, 2010

Letter Of Sales Of A Car, Or Property Question About Division Of Marital Assets (and Debts)..?

Question about division of marital assets (and debts)..? - letter of sales of a car, or property

I have been separated for a year, he tried to reconcile, he left me for her lover.
We do not have, we had some furniture, that's all. 6 months before he left me, I bought a new car. Financed in my name and on behalf of my father and me (I needed a warranty). I will not sell, I did not even write a letter saying that he could buy the car but the car was mine and I was responsible for the payments. Security was in my name, said his drivers do temporarily if needed, or something ... When I left, I took the insurance. The car is financed at 4 years, so it paid for 2 years. There will be a "debt"?

He threatened to remove my car (my car alone, I have to go to work because there is nobody here) and leave me in debt. It was around the car to be? The court could thus be sold? If so, should not the money of the sale of debt for cars, and then when it APRofit divided in two directions?
I assumed all the debts, because he made my life hell and it was ruining my credit card.
Has anyone any idea how can I change my car, without money to give him, because he never had a penny for him, or what would happen if I sold paid for?

6 comments:

Well... said...

Because her father is a co-signatory is not likely that the judge has the car his ex. It should be a must for the car and in this case will probably also said they need to make payments. Keep in mind that what the judge says is not CIVL cancel an agreement and fund the contract with the company, it was charged by the judge and to significantly impact not only for you (your father) loan is not your ex. Just make sure that payments are made each month ... by someone, and if it makes sense and does not pay to keep receipts and take him to civil court.
Fortunately, because the car is in power and funded by you and your father and you can prove you have a need for the car is unlikely to be awarded the vehicle. If you take it, call the police and brought to justice.
Yes, it is a debt ... But depending on where you live, may or may not be a civil claims (see the laws of your state).

L C said...

Most divorces do not go as far as the courtroom, and if you do not, I feel quite sure that no judge could consider in their mind to sell the cars in Recital ... It seems that your ex is a bully tried to mess with your head ... Stand firm and do not be afraid ... In the meantime, combine all the evidence of infidelity, you can ... If you do all the way to a court, it will be useful ...

lowcount... said...

Do not think you can do eaither,

eyespysh... said...

You were very wise to have a co-signatory, especially his father. Since its emergence as the person responsible for the financial aspect, and you are the sole owner) (excluding financial investments company, has the legal rights for that vehicle. Have you considered the letter? For evidence in court if things go that far. If you feel that you come to him to try, the car can, put it in the name of your parents or your father and your name, the rights of his father on the vehicle. I doubt, given his father! Good luck, and it seems you've managed to get rid of, not good for you.

stumpedI... said...

If there is justice in the car .. This could have an affair .. but .. Who takes the car .. that you work with it .. about their car payments ...

In fact, if there is no justice in it .. I'll let you have it .. Guilt .. and get a new car ..

and possession is 9 / 10 of the Act ..

i wouldnt worry about this .. it can not, if a judge gives him .. and it seems that is the best car for me .. always agree, half of what the car be worth when you sell .. or 1 / 4 of them .. since he only married for 1 / 2, if the payments were made ..

then the car used to be shit anyway it's worth ....

Things or property before the marriage is to you ..
including debt, or things that should be acquired during marriage are divided

That is used must receive the car.

Who takes the kids when you almost everything else.

Steph said...

Whose name is entered on the register? I am sure that this will not be. If not, then you are ready to go. If you are reported stolen from the care that they have. You can call to make sure your local police, but from my experience, that is the case. What is the name on the register / title, is that care which he belongs.

Regarding the debt should go see what acquired during the marriage. For example, if you have 2k debt before marriage and had 5k. There are now 10 km. This would return 5, and 2, then divide the rest between you 3k. That was how it would do me, but I was charged in the same boat and my ex would not easily anyway.

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