Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

You've made a slew of mistakes already. The biggest one is not having a lawyer. That is a guarantee that you will have a disaster at best.

The second is dropping insurance on a car you own. Why would you have done that? Not only can you be arrested for allowing her to operate a vehicle without insurance, a crime, but you may have violated the divorce court's standing order in letting it lapse. Getting the car likely ALSO violates that court order (which you are supposed to read and most courts have in every divorce).

Monday see a lawyer - make that your priority - and see what else you should have done or not done.

I cannot imagine allowing the insurance to lapse. Whether or not your wife had possession is irrelevant if you were also on the title. Is there a court order in place giving you temporary custody and your wife the vehicle? If so, it should have included who would be providing insurance. If she is in violation of the temporary order, you can file a contempt action. If there is no temporary order in place that tells me you believe you do not need an attorney. I suggest you immediately consult with and retain an attorney. Trying to save money by not retaining an attorney has already cost you a major legal and financial headache with the vehicle.