Courtney B. asked
I am a co-owner of a car with my ex in Florida. My name is first on the title and registration, and it says 'or' her name, meaning either of us can sell the car without the other's permission. The car is at her residence, and I want to sell it but am concerned about legal repercussions if I take the car without her permission. Can I legally take the car from her residence to sell it?
December 7th, 2024
Dylan S. answered
Yes, you can legally take the car from her residence to sell it. Since your name is first on the tit...
December 7th, 2024
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