Girlfriend Broke Up, Threatens to Sell Car

Lol what a mess eh? If she tried to take it, I'd inform the police she is driving the car without insurance.

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Quoting Derekthedomino

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Lol what a mess eh? If she tried to take it, I'd inform the police she is driving the car without insurance.

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Oh, so that means you are now driving it without insurance either. Kind of like the pot calling the kettle black don't you think?

No I have insurance on the car, but she does not. Since she is living at the same residence and I do not give her permission to drive it, she won't be insured correcT?

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Quoting Derekthedomino

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No I have insurance on the car, but she does not. Since she is living at the same residence and I do not give her permission to drive it, she won't be insured correcT?

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the car still legally has insurance on it and that is all the state cares about.

Actually, since she is on the title, I do not think you could legally exclude her from the policy anyway. On top of that, she does not need your permission to drive her car.

So what if there is only one key to the car? And I have that key? Does she get the rights to take it away from me?

you both have an equal right to posses the vehicle. as such, you would each have a right to posses the key. Neither has a requirement to deliver the car or the key to the other on demand.



btw: it's easy for her to get a key.

How would she be able to get another key if she doesn't have the original?

So if we both have equal right on the key...well heh what are we going to do cut it in half? I understand what you are saying, but it sounds like one big fight brewing...

with the VIN and proof of ownership, the dealership can sell her a key.

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Quoting Derekthedomino

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No I have insurance on the car, but she does not. Since she is living at the same residence and I do not give her permission to drive it, she won't be insured correcT?

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If she lives at the same residence and unless she is specifically excluded, then she is more than likely covered as well.

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Quoting jk

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with the VIN and proof of ownership, the dealership can sell her a key.

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I see. It's a 250 dollar key too...but wow, I really gotta get this refinanced.

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Quoting That Guy

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If she lives at the same residence and unless she is specifically excluded, then she is more than likely covered as well.

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According to an insurance law I read, if a person who is driving your car and lives at the same residence must have their own insurance. Its only outside of that residence where they can drive the car.