Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida

It was a bad idea from the beginning and I trust you know that now. You dont say how the car is titled specifically. This may matter. As joint tenants with rights of survivorship you both own the car and have equal rights in the use of same. You could certainly follow through on your plan to move. If you own the car as tenants in common, you each own and undivided interest in the car, but no one really owns control of it. You can move, but you will need to kind of look over your shoulder all the time. You could file an action to partition the car, but that does not really get you what you want either. Why not add them to the insurance so that the wife can feel comforted that if anything happens they are covered also as the owner. The cost should be minimal if anything. When you get settled and have an income stream you should consider approaching the lender about releasing him and then he can transfer the car back to you.