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I have a feeling he may be asking about registering the vehicle in his name. Bad idea! But that's why we need more information.

Sometimes you have to take the high road or pick your battles. It cracks me up when somebody around here tries to claim something is not in their job description. I do things all the time that technically shouldn't be mine.

At least you are asking for advice before you act. Very smart! The answers to AdjusterJack's questions are very important!

Sorry I forgot that some states do allow OR. Florida is one of them.

One of you will have to sign the car over to the other one. However if there is a bank loan involved, it's not that simple. Whoever wants to keep the car will have to obtain their own bank loan.

Your story is kind of confusing but I'll try. One person cannot change the terms of another persons' will.

Sounds like it's time to set some ground rules for next year.

That's funny. I guess somebody could have thrown a dart on the list and picked one for her.

If you are no longer living with your Father, then Mother would have to go to court to stop paying support to Father. However if that happens, Father might just make you come back to his house. Ms. Cynthia is absolutely right. The child support money does not have to be spent directly on things...

Ugh. Selfish people. Our adv person is always behind and turns in her stuff to me last minute. I've had numerous conversations about how disrespectful that is of my time. Her response is always "well I don't mean to." Then STOP!!!

So let's say we all agree that the State of NY is biased against fathers regarding child support. Nothing we can do about that.

If you and your ex agree that it is unfair and the state will not budge, then the two of you could work something out between the two of you to make it more equitable.

No mighty mouse that is not correct. The Dealership does NOT temporarily cover the vehicle. It is the purchaser's responsibility as soon as they sign their papers. Was your vehicle totaled in the accident? If yes, then you certainly can cancel the warranty but you may need the GAP coverage. If...

You really don't get to dictate what actions they take(such as reprimanding anyone.) You let them know the problem and they will handle it internally however they choose.

It really doesn't matter how they obtained the copy. Someone saw her with the drink.

Well there you go. They are certainly entitled to a copy of the receipt.

Yes you need to show up. If you don't she can say whatever she wants and you are not there to refute what she says.

If she tried to get credit cards using your address but she was not successful then their probably isn't anything you can do, but you should direct your question to the police.

Again to clarify there is no database for an employment background check. If a potential employer calls THAT employer they may say that you stole from them.

There is no such thing as an "employment record." For you to have a police record, you would have to be convicted and you would know. No there really isn't anything you can do to get them to forgive you. It will always remain a fact that you stole from them and if any potential employer calls...