Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: suing my dad

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My crystal ball is cracked at the moment and my tea leaves have dried up so it hard to give you any odds. I can only say that you have the same opportunity to prove your case to the judge. You will need to bring competent evidence to prove that dad had done wrong, but keep in mind that if the car is titled in both names with the word "or" between, the court may rule he had the same right as you did to sell the car.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.