Car Ownership Dispute Resolution

Summary

If the car is in your name, you have the legal right to it. A dropped restraining order allows contact, but avoid harassment. Document interactions to protect yourself. For property and vehicle issues, consult a real estate attorney. Consider legal advice to address the van and property disputes.

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The cops released my car to my kids mother. We have been together for 10 years . But the van is in my name , and she has no drivers license and the van has no car insurance. Why did they release the car to her ?? I got out of jail and , finally the judge dropped the restraining order after 2 months. But he said I can't harass her . Which I haven't but we have been arguing a lot and she using that against me as harassing her. But she's the one threatening me. I was able to get my van from her , and now she threatening to call cops saying I'm harassing her the the car is mine ? She already has my house that's in my name. It is about to go to forclusree and I have limit access to the home because of her
It sounds like a complex situation. Here are a few legal points to consider:
- If the car is in your name, you have the legal right to it.
- A restraining order dropped means you can legally contact her, but you must avoid harassment.
- For property issues, especially foreclosure, consulting with a real estate attorney may be beneficial.
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What if the harassment was weeks ago
If the alleged harassment occurred weeks ago, it's important to be mindful of current behavior to avoid any new allegations. Here are some points to consider:
- Document any interactions to protect yourself.
- Avoid any contact that could be misinterpreted as harassment.
- Consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights and obligations.
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She has no drivers license and no car insurance . But threating to take the van
Given this situation, it sounds like you might benefit from legal advice to address both the van and property issues. Would you like to be connected with local lawyers who can provide specific assistance?