
Originally Posted by
Ready4theEnd
Thank you for the reply. I thought the same thing. I didn't abandon anything, I**************..just took a little vacation. Yeah that's it. Anyway. Even though the truck is solely in her name, she cannot report it stolen? Like I said, we have been married 4 years and purchased the truck 6 months ago. What If I take the truck and go back to alabama and just leave her with the house, land and furnishings? Can she then report it stolen since I have left the state with it? I just want to get out of here asap. And the only way to do that is with that dag blasted truck. I have never laid a finger on her, and will not do it now. She has already grabbed the phone 2 times and said she was scared of me. She has no reason to be. All I was doing was trying to talk to her about the situation and she didn't wanna talk. She didn't directly say she was scared and gonna call the police, but she implied it. Of course we all know how that would turn out. I really just want to leave here and move on with my life, but I cannot do that without a vehicle. All of her family is here to support her. Mine is all between 600 and 1400 miles away and like I said, it leaves me trapped with what I feel are very limited options. I think I will call an attorney tommorrow and see what they say on the matter, and also contact the local sherriffs dept and find out if she can report it stolen or is it marital property as you have stated.
So you want to go to your girlfriend's house? Sorry but the court is NOT going to believe that this was all just a coincidence and you are not committing adultery. The truck is marital property.
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