Georgia Auto Bill Of Sale

This was done in the State of Georgia. I bought and restored a clean old VW camper bus. I went short on funds and my girlfriend at the time was that we used to camp there bus. His insurance would be much cheaper than mine, if it has obtained insurance Taganda the bus, but she put in her name. While we were together, I thought it was very good. But now that we're not together, she thinks she owns part of the vehicle. I have the deed between the time I bought the car she has ever had such, but is believed to have earned the tag to his name. In court, where does its tag his old get?

Who is named on the title? They are the owner of the car. I wonder how she could get plates on it if the VW was in your name and his name was not on the title.

Get off at the DMV or county clerk office and get this straightened out. Get name registration and cancel the other tag. It never happened, but he did get right now and you will not have to worry more. Good luck with it.

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You are the owner of the vehicle, since you're the defending champions. In court, the more it would take (maybe) is reimbursement for the tag, bought it for you.

What others have said seems to sum up accurately the dillemma, unless his name appears on the title ... etc., but the fact that she tries to claim the vehicle ISN t very nice of him. I feel for you. I was with a couple like myself.

If you put his name on the title, you're screwed. But if only the insurance and car tag in its name you are well. Tell him you're going to report to the insurance agency and tag for fraud to put someone else on his car insurance does not own. In some states, it is not legal.

The car owner is the person who owns the pink slip of the vehicle.
Bill of sale, labels, and insurance do absolutely nothing. A bill of sale shows the pink slip has been transferred, but if you do not register the vehicle and transfer of ownership, the owner of the original pink slip is still technically the owner of the vehicle.

With you, the bill of sale, you must have registered the vehicle and the state must have sent you a pink slip. If you do not register, you must go to the DMV or courthouse and request a replacement pink slip for the vehicle.

The owner of the vehicle, is listed on the title and the social / legal owner. I'm not sure how your girlfriend was allowed to register in its name, it was certainly a mistake on the side of the permit officer if they are registered without proof of identity. I would contact the DMV, ask to see what documents have been used for the title / registration of the car, you will of course show your bill of sale, and any other documents showing you can have the property.

if it registered in his name, it must have the title transferred to his name as well. Have you signed the title for it? If not, she forged a signature. But if she is the registered owner who made it his. if Georgia adopted a law without a title, your out of gas.