Is it worth it to fight for a car in divorce?
If your attorney is ethical, he or she will help you see that it’s not worth fighting tooth and nail for a $10,000 car when it will cost you $9,000 to do that. I’ve seen more people fight “in order to prove a point,” only to wake up a year after the divorce with tremendous regret.
Can a divorce order give you possession of a car?
While the divorce is pending, you can ask for a temporary order giving you possession of the car, since anything bought during marriage is a marital asset. You need to find a way to work out an agreement with him. You might consider going to mediation if you can’t do this on your own.
Why does my ex want to delay the divorce?
Another reason why your ex may want to delay the divorce is that they are receiving temporary spousal support ( alimony ). If they are not eligible for post-divorce spousal support, then they have a vested interest in trying to extend the pendency of a divorce case for a long period of time.
Can you transfer a car after a divorce?
Encourage your ex to do the same. You can transfer a vehicle yourself after your divorce, but do ask your attorney if you need help. Feel free to ask questions of your attorney or her paralegal. Didn’t transfer vehicle, now you have problems?
What can I do if I am getting divorced and cosigned on my Ex?
A family court judge may enter an order awarding the truck to your ex-spouse and ordering your spouse to hold you harmless for any debt owed on the truck. The judge may even order your ex-spouse to take all reasonable steps to have your name removed from the account. Your divorce order is binding on both you and your spouse.
While the divorce is pending, you can ask for a temporary order giving you possession of the car, since anything bought during marriage is a marital asset. You need to find a way to work out an agreement with him. You might consider going to mediation if you can’t do this on your own.
What happens to my husband’s car in a divorce?
Brette’s Answer : Any amount paid toward the loan during the marriage is considered marital property, so she could be entitled to a portion of the value of the vehicle. Talk to an attorney to understand your rights in your state. Can I get the vehicle my husband bought after we separated?
What can I do if I’m getting divorced?
A family court judge may enter an order awarding the truck to your ex-spouse and ordering your spouse to hold you harmless for any debt owed on the truck. The judge may even order your ex-spouse to take all reasonable steps to have your name removed from the account.