Hi Jesse,
You refer to the cars as yours- haven't you transferred the vehicles to your ex partner's name? I have been reading through the WA Department of Transport website which is a bit different to the NSW Roads and Maritime Services site but it looks as though by registering the cars in your partner's name, you may not have the right to retrieve them from him.
That said, because there is outstanding debt on the cars, your lender may have the right to reclaim the vehicles. I would be getting in contact with the WA Department of Transport and a solicitor immediately.
Hi Ivy, thabk
ost: 10468, member: 3463"]Hi Jesse,
You refer to the cars as yours- haven't you transferred the vehicles to your ex partner's name? I have been reading through the WA Department of Transport website which is a bit different to the NSW Roads and Maritime Services site but it looks as though by registering the cars in your partner's name, you may not have the right to retrieve them from him.
That said, because there is outstanding debt on the cars, your lender may have the right to reclaim the vehicles. I would be getting in contact with the WA Department of Transport and a solicitor immediately.[/QUOTE]
Hi Ivy, thank you so much for your reply ... tge car loan is under my name as they were a gift, but they are registered under his name. If the lender retreives them back will that mean I default on the loan? This is such a sticky situation ...