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Old 03-22-2002, 09:29 PM
tamwham2
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auto held hostage


texas

my husband and i separated and he has my car at his mothers, its in the back behind a locked fence. i have ask him for it several times and he comes up with excuses and reasons why i can't get it. he is just giving me a hard time. i need that car@@!!\

i have the title.....can i have it towed? if i do have it towed, there is another car infront of it that would need to be moved.

what is the best legal way that i should handle it?

what if he removes it before i or when i get there to tow, can i list it with the police as stolen?
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Old 03-23-2002, 06:10 AM
Vincent Cosent
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OPinion!


None of the above. Take your title to the police and have them handle it.Any other way and you will get a spanking.
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