Edwina Fu: Technically both of you are equal partners in the ownership of the car. 50/50. That's what co-wonership means. But since you are making the payments, paying for the insurance and spend all of your money on maintenance the other person has no rights to take the car from you. If they want the car they have to pay you back for every dime you've spent on that car. This is why you should NEVER enter into a contract with someone who isn't your legal spouse. There are no laws to protect you....Show more
Jeannetta Gaffigan: who pays for the car means nothing that's something you both have to take up with the financing company or bank you both have rights to the car you shouldn't have done a dual ownership
Ambrose Mumma: you can buy your co-owner out. or they can buy you out.. find out what the car is worth, subtract the balance of the loan and split the cost down the middle... but i expect the value if the car is less than what you owe on it.you probabl! y have no recourse but to sell the car.. quitting payments will hurt both your credits.. you have to decide if that is worth it....Show more
Mayola Sylva: Considering that you pay for basically every thing,the car is almost just yours.
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