Asset Payment

My ex husband & I purchased him a 1999 truck
while we were married but then he decided to
walk out 6 mths after the purchase was made.
In the divorce, I took over responbility of
my automobile & he was suppose to pay for the
truck since he kept it. The Problem is that
he doesn't pay for it as he should & my credit is being destroyed as a result. How
can I take care of this problem legally?

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Fliss:
[b]My ex husband & I purchased him a 1999 truck
while we were married but then he decided to
walk out 6 mths after the purchase was made.
In the divorce, I took over responbility of
my automobile & he was suppose to pay for the
truck since he kept it. The Problem is that
he doesn't pay for it as he should & my credit is being destroyed as a result. How
can I take care of this problem legally?

[/b]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


My response:

What does the court order say, EXACTLY, concerning the truck? For example, is your name still on the Title? On the Registration? Still have your own set of keys?

Please, don't tell me there are no court orders concerning property division and rights . . .

IAAL


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