Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
Husband and I have been separated since August 2017. I filed for divorce in October 2017. We agreed to separate our vehicles. We took the vehicles we usually drive. However, he did not stay consistent with payments on his vehicle and it was repossessed (which has affected my credit, but that's another issue). He's borrowed a vehicle since then, but now he's telling me that he's going to take the car I've been driving and I will have to pay for the other vehicle that was repossessed. We have a temporary order that states, among other things, no sale, encumbrance, transfer or damage of assets. Does that protect me and my vehicle? Do I need to take any action to protect my vehicle? Or is he able to take it from me?
2 Answers from Attorneys
He has violated a court order. You will need an attorney to handle this for you.
Speak with your attorney and file a Motion with the Judge. I cannot comment on documents without reviewing the document but your spouse may have violated an Order. Cannot comment on relief available without reviewing the Order.
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