It depends on how it was titled. If it was titled to Mr. John Doe OR Mrs. John Doe, then he has every right to sell it without your permission. However, it it was titled as Mr John Doe AND Mrs John Doe, both signatures would be needed in order for him to sell it. You would have to go to your local dmv with a vin, unless you have a registration that shows how it was titled. If it was "AND", then you would have to take him to court to get your part of the money that he sold it for, or seek the advice of an attorney.
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No, as that's a sign of parental alienation. see my profile
I have been car sales for 7 years and Nebraska law is that it takes 1 to buy but 2 to sell. What this means is that you could put a car in say your wife and your name without her permision but to change the title "sell" you both would need to sine the title.The long and short yes you would need the others permision to re-title the car. Just the opposite in Kansas. Traded in a car titled to myself and my wife and bought one titled to myself and daughter. No problem selling the car with only my signature, but could not register the new one without my daughter's signature.
Yes. But, you might have difficulty selling it with out his signature. It's best to put both your names on all your property and/or. For example: John Smith and/or Jone Smith. Also, just have both your names on the deed.
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Demeter does not have a husband.
Like, 1. permission for quary. 2. permission for desiel bunk. 3. permission for drawing water from rivers. 4. permission for labour from other states. 5, permission for blasting at road side and quarry.
Charles dickinson, first husband, August Fichtner, second husband, and Jeremiah Fryer, her last husband.
Wow, well your husband is probably joking with you.
Yes. But it is titled as Smith AND Jones, both have to sign to sell it. In some cases it may be titled as Smith OR Jones- and either could sell it.
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