I am 23 and Rebecca is 17. Rebecca lost her parents and therefore ended up living with her uncle and his fiance (my mother) for about a year. Now since she is only 17 she was on a cellphone plan that her mom had gotten her. Now that she passed away she couldn't keep the plan as she was underage and needed to get on a new one. So I offered to put her on my plan and get her started. Now almost a year later she decided that she didn't like living with us and she packed her stuff and just left. She gave no notice or anything and it really hurt our family and all the things we did for her, when she just turned her back and walked out. So I told her that if she wanted to leave then she would have to give back her phone and I would cancel the plan and keep the phone. Now she is claiming that she is going to call the cops (in which they can't enforce anything as it is civil and not criminal) and take me to court becuase that is "her" phone. She states she has the receipt that she paid for it and will do anything to get it back. Now the way I look at it, the whole contract is under my name and in order for her to recieve that phone, she had to have my permission and my authority, so basically that is still my phone! Everything is signed and initialed under my name and the only thing she has is a receipt that she paid for the phone. Does she have any claim to file against me in court?
To be honest wouldn't that be like a boyfriend and girlfriend purchasing a car. The boyfriend puts it under his name because the grilfriend may have bad credit or bad history, but she makes ALL the payments. When they break up, no matter who made what payments, the car is legally his because it is all under his name. Is this not correct?
To be honest wouldn't that be like a boyfriend and girlfriend purchasing a car. The boyfriend puts it under his name because the grilfriend may have bad credit or bad history, but she makes ALL the payments. When they break up, no matter who made what payments, the car is legally his because it is all under his name. Is this not correct?