Why did my father in law give me his car?

‘My father-in-law is extremely attached emotionally to the car, because it belonged to his mother. That said, my wife and I are expecting our first child in roughly 3 months’ My wife’s grandmother passed away about 4 years ago.

What did my oldest son do with his first car?

My oldest son earned his first vehicle. He learned to fix the old Bronco himself and he took care of it (you could have eaten off the floors in that thing). I was very proud of him. Eventually, the Bronco needed work that would be too costly so he decided to trade it in for something newer.

How old was my son when he died?

My son was 12 years old when he died about two weeks ago. The hole he left in my heart is bigger than I know what to do with. He’s been in and out of hospitals for about the past five years. He died in one.

Can a used car be bought back under the lemon law?

If you think you might qualify for your car to be bought back under the lemon law, you’ll want to check your state laws to find out whether or not you qualify. In some cases, an attorney may even be necessary. Unfortunately for drivers who believe they’ve bought a defective used car, the lemon law almost always only applies to new vehicles.

What happens if something goes wrong with the car you just bought?

The federal “cooling-off rule” does not apply to car buying, as stated by this sign in a dealership sales office. If something is wrong with the car you just bought, work with the dealership to get it repaired rather than trying to force the dealer to take the car back.

Can a buyer’s remorse apply to a used car?

There’s no legal protection for consumers with buyer’s remorse at the federal or state level when it comes to buying a new car. The same applies to used cars. However, in some states, dealers must give consumers a right to cancel, according to the FTC.

Can a Consumer Rights Act be used to reject a car?

The Consumer Rights Act can’t be used to reject a car if you’ve simply changed your mind about buying it, either. What other legal rights do I have? The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 makes it illegal for traders to engage in unfair business practices, such as giving false or insufficient information about a car.

What happens if you put someone else’s name on a car title?

The Title Having a car in someone else’s name means that they are listed on the title. The purpose of a title, whether for an automobile or other property like a home, is to show ownership. This means that if you’ve purchased a car for someone else and placed only his name on the title, he is the legal owner of the vehicle, not you.

Who is the legal owner of the car?

My husband owns his own company – he is majority shareholder. His car was brought and paid for by the company – which is down as the registered keeper on the DVLA V5C form and the company pays for all running costs (excluding fuel). My question relates to the car insurance (again paid for by the company).

How to tell your father in law you need to sell your car?

Asking how to tell your father-in-law that you want and/or need to sell a car that holds deep sentimental value without hurting his feelings is a bit like asking how to drop a china plate without breaking it.

‘My father-in-law is extremely attached emotionally to the car, because it belonged to his mother. That said, my wife and I are expecting our first child in roughly 3 months’ My wife’s grandmother passed away about 4 years ago.

How can I transfer a car title to my father?

Once the vehicle is re-titled in your father’s name, he can transfer the title to you which would be tax exempt. If you did not find the information you need, enter a descriptive word or phrase in the Search field located in the upper right corner.

Asking how to tell your father-in-law that you want and/or need to sell a car that holds deep sentimental value without hurting his feelings is a bit like asking how to drop a china plate without breaking it.

Can a uncle transfer a car to his brother?

For example, your uncle could transfer the vehicle to his brother (your father), which would be tax exempt. Once the vehicle is re-titled in your father’s name, he can transfer the title to you which would be tax exempt.