If you're in California and both of your names are on the car you both have a say so in what happens to it. One may want to give the other half the blue book value or you may agree to give it to your wife in the divorce settlement. Whichever the case one must consult the other before they reposses, sell, junk, etc., the car.
A creditor cannot reposses a car without BK court approval (i.e. relief from the automatyic stay). However, if you do not keep paying the car loan, a BK will allow a creditor to reposses the car.
no because it's like getting a divorce without him paying for it.
When the "owner" stops paying for it, the bank will probably call repeatedly and may send something in the mail.
This is not your car. The down payment enables you to have the privilege of a contract. So, pay up.
Get a divorce.
The term a "Texas divorce" means no-fault divorce. Which means neither party is responsible for the divorce, so no party is responsible for paying alimony.
Not sure what you mean here since if you are married the both of you are responsible for paying your bills. If he wants to mess with you you can start paying the bills. As married you should both have access to the money no matter who makes them. If he wants a divorce you can also not stop him. Maybe you should start thinking about getting a lawyer before the bills start piling up and you loose the house or something.
No. However, if it's parked on a public roadway with an expired registration, it may be impounded, however.
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The complication of vehicle registration process varies from country to country. In the United States, the process is simply paying for insurance and taxes.
You need to review the stipulation that was filed with and approved by the court at the time of the divorce.
I'M STILL MARRIAGE, BUT GETTING READY FOR DIVORCE, I LEFT ABOUT 15 MONTHS AGO; HOWEVER I STILL WAS PAYING SOME BILLS AND STAYING OVER A FEW NIGHTS. DO I TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT FROM THE TIME I LEFT OR THE TIME I FILE FOR DIVORCE?