No, and the mere possession of a "signed title" doesn't necessarily give you any right either.

That is not correct:

In Florida, vehicles, mobile homes or vessels that are owned by two or more owners can have the ownership joined by either an “and” or “or”.

Owners joined by “and”...

How old is your daughter?

Per the OP:

That means that you ignored the "bonded title" option.

You were given advice about the car in late May. Have you not done anything since then?


For background, here is the OP's thread from >5 months ago about the car: ...

It really depends on the changes. You might be able to do an amendment, or it might make more sense to create a new plan. As for the "maintenance plan", that's something that you can...

The PA New Motor Vehicle Damage Disclosure Act only requires disclosure of damage if the damage exceeded $500 or 3% of the MSRP. The lowest MSRP that I see for a 2020 F350 is over $38,000, so if the...

Ask the dealer to repair the problem under your warranty.

You're missing the point. The point is that you're throwing stones inside your glass house.

G'day.

That's simply not true. In your case, you did it.

Any beef you have is with your aunt.

But he had absolutely not duty to do so.

And, strangely, your dumb cousin wasn't in jail, was he?

Ok, I can see your point about the tools. I suspect that the OP doesn't have the proof for them, including the fact that the specific tools exist in the first place, but if he does, then he might...

I disagree about the battery. The cousin agreed to store the vehicle...that's it. The cousin was under no obligation to maintain the vehicle. Additionally, the OP seems to expect that the cousin...

I'm sorry to put this bluntly, but it might be time to take the hint...

This is a question that your attorney can advise you on.

EDIT: For reference - here is your original thread ( https://www.expertlaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=246987 ) - this question could (and...

I agree with adjusterjack, but I will also answer your question. You need to prove (1) that the person (or people) that you are suing actually caused your loss and (2) the value of the stuff that...

No, you are misunderstanding. The OBLIGATION to pay is on the seller. Of course, the seller may pass these costs along to the buyer, but the SELLER is still the one paying them.

Yes, this. In every refi I've done, the money in the escrow impound account was returned to me after closing by way of a check from the mortgage servicer.

While you may not have signed the document, you certainly do have a contract with the towing company, and that contract may, in fact, contain limitations on what you are entitled to.

Why wouldn't you?

If you don't trust your real estate agent, then speak to a different real estate agent.
Beyond that...did you have a legal question?

I will say, though, that figuring out if you're ok with the...

So, you're saying that you're hardheaded, but that you don't call it that. Fine, you are some unnamed word or phrase that is the precise equivalent of "hardheaded".

I'll use "intentionally obtuse...

Yes, I can see that. Now, the question remains...is the OP actually allowed to park their per the rules?

Harold99 -

Are you REALLY this hard-headed?

I'm worried that the answer is "yes".