If I were you I would take the VIN # to you Deparment of motor vehicle and ask them you will probly have to do a lost title and for the keys you will want to replace the ignition tumbler. go to your local aout parts store for that but get a repair maniual for it hope this helps
The palindrome for "legal papers that show ownership of property" is "deed."
Same as with any other property, Everyone involved has to sign all papers.
The title to the property is what defines ownership. The person cosigning a loan has no rights to the property unless their name is also on the General Warranty Deed/title.
what type ownership
Your lawyer must bring the papers to you to sign. Being in jail normally does not affect property ownership.
You don't need papers.
No. He was interested in the cash and not papers. In fact, many people didn't have mortgages in the 1800's nor deeds. They picked a spot and settled there. Today, in places like Virginia City Nevada sometimes a property ownership comes into question because there is no deed or paperwork to show ownership.
Check your divorce papers first. If you file a report claiming that the vehicle is stolen, you yourself can get in trouble. Your divorce papers should state who was awarded what property. If that particular vehicle is in it, listed as hers, then she must change ownership. Unless is is financed still. In either case, your best bet is to check with your attorney and have your divorce decree with you and any or all settlement agreements. If the vehicle was awarded to your ex in the papers, you can petition the courts in your state/county to force her to change ownership and get her for contempt. If the vehicle is not in the divorce papers, use the courts to get the vehicle back. It makes you look better if it turns into a legal battle.
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license and registration/insurance car ownership papers
We can accept affidavit for those policies where the face value is equal to or less than $25,000 and in order to transfer the ownership out of the Estate for policies where the face amount is more than $25,000 we will require the Probate papers naming the representative of the Estate, who will need to sign the ownership form naming the new owner of the policy or we can also accept the Declaration of heirs statement naming the heirs of the estate. If by "transferring ownership out of estate" you mean transferring assets to beneficiaries as opposed to insurance policies, you should check your state's laws on distribution of assets, transfers of personal property and conveying real property. To transfer ownership of stock certificates to a beneficiary, the executor must sign the usual papers a living person would have to sign to make the transfer along with other papers such as an affidavit of domicile and letter of instruction to make the transfer. An affidavit would not be sufficient. As to real property, a state might require that the executor distribute same by way of an executor's or administrator's deed, although that might be unnecessary in some states. Keep in mind that an affidavit is nothing more than a statement in writing made under oath. It is not a document of transfer or conveyance.
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