Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Generally, cars are considered marital property and when you divide your assets, whatever equity you have invested in the vehicle will be parcelled equally. The loan, if you have one, may also be subject to equal distribution.
If both of you agree that one of you should keep the car, this can make the divisions more straightforward. If you want to keep it, you will have to transfer the title, registration, and
Whether you keep the vehicle or buy a new car, you will want to review your car insurance policy. Divorce can affect your rates, so it’s a good time to shop around and make sure you’re getting the best deals.
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