A husband might hide money in his car for various reasons, including concerns about privacy, financial independence, or unforeseen emergencies. Some individuals may prefer to keep a financial reserve separate from joint accounts for personal reasons. However, transparency in financial matters is crucial in a relationship, and open communication about money is recommended to avoid misunderstandings and foster trust between spouses.
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He cant make you do anything but if his name is on it he can sell it.
Nothing if the car and money is in his name. If he has no rights to neither the money or car you can call the police make a report . After that file a claim with the bank to get your money back the sooner you do it the better.
The person/company that sold the car wants their money. They don't care who pays it, as long as it gets paid. Condolences for the loss of your husband, but you get to keep the car as long as you keep making payments.
what does WHO do after the lessee "hides" the car?? Me?? IF I'm looking for the "hidden" car, I ask the lessee where they hid it. If they say it was "stolen" I ride them to the local PD and help them file a STOLEN report. If you need more help, email me.
She would now owe on the car. She inherits everything.
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Divorce. If your signature was needed because of his bad credit, he will not get the car.
No it would only effect you if you had originally co-signed with your husband when he got the car to begin with.......Now, the only way it would hurt you is if you guys try to get another car or a house or anything of that nature, but you individually by yourself are not effected, but when you try to do something together with your husband, then YES!! This will hurt you big time
Still the wife.
no
His car, sports, the dog, his job, TV, money, the kids