Gifted Car Ownership Dispute

Summary

Under Oklahoma law, gifts are generally considered separate property. However, if the title is in the givers name, it could be argued that it wasnt intended to be a gift. Evidence of exclusive use can support your claim. Consider seeking local legal advice.

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Can your husband take a gift they bought for you if the title is in their name?
Under Oklahoma law:
- Gifts are generally considered separate property.
- However, if the title is in the giver's name, it could be argued that it wasn't intended to be a gift.
Can you provide more context?
My husband and I agreed to buy me a car, his name is on the title but I am the only one who uses it. He has never driven it before taking it.
Based on Oklahoma law:
- If the car was a gift and you have proof, it's your separate property.
- If the title is in his name, it could be argued it wasn't a gift.
- Evidence of exclusive use can support your claim.
Consider seeking local legal advice.