Vehicle Recovery Legal Steps

Summary

If a co-worker refuses to return your vehicle, report it as stolen to the police with proof of ownership, such as title, registration, and insurance. In Tennessee, ensure you have all relevant documents to support your claim. Consider contacting a lawyer for further assistance if needed.

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Ok i let a co worker borrow my vehicle, he was fired today and refuses to give me the vehicle back. The vehicle is registered and titled to me. I pay inaurance as well.
****, this situation could potentially be considered vehicle theft or unauthorized use of a vehicle.
- You can report the vehicle as stolen to the police.
- Provide them with all relevant documents proving ownership (registration, title, insurance).
Which state are you located in? This will help provide more specific guidance.
Tennessee
****, since you are in Tennessee, you should:
- Report the vehicle theft to the local police immediately.
- Provide the police with all relevant documents (registration, title, insurance).
- Consider contacting a lawyer to assist you with any legal proceedings.
Is there anything else you need help with?
Yes. The ex co worker is saying that he can tell the police that my boss bought the vehicle and that it is a company vehicle. But the vehicle is mine i have the insurance inmy name, the title in my name registration in my name
****, in this situation, it's important to:
- Gather all your documentation (title, registration, insurance) to prove ownership.
- Report this to the police and explain the situation.
- If necessary, contact a lawyer for further assistance.
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