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Jan 3rd, 2007, 04:18 PM
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I was providing in home care for a man who has recently passed away. He provided me with a vehicle to drive him to and from appointments and also for my own personal use such as going to and from work. He verbally gave me the car instead of a raise in pay. My name is on the insurance but not the car. the executer of his estate told me I have to return the car until the proper legal procedures are made. Such as transfer of title. She says its because of the insurance.Yet I am on the policy. Do I have to return the car? Will I be arrested for having the car? What can I do legally?
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Jan 4th, 2007, 11:07 AM
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If you claim you really do own it then you need not return it; ask the executor simply to make sure the title is now reflected accurately. If a dispute exists about ownership then it may have to be heard by a judge.
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