Can i legally get in trouble?

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   Stephanie Bolton

   Tampa Construction / Development Lawyer

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   Answered February 24, 2012 09:24. There seems to be some missing information. Does she not want you to go to Tenn? Is she threatening to report the car stolen?

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   Barry A. SteinPro

   Miami General Practice Lawyer

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   Answered March 01, 2012 01:33. Your fact pattern misses a few important facts. Who owns the car? It sounds like someone other than you. If you take the car anywhere to a place that the owner does not want you to, then you could be in trouble. Insurance as a borrower implies that you are not the owner and are merely some permissive user. If you dont control the insurance, you can be removed as a user as well. Speak with your mother and work it out, outside the legal arena.

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   Brian S Wayson

   Portland Social Security Lawyers

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   Answered February 24, 2012 17:56. A key piece of information to share when seeking advice on this matter is - What do the Title and Registration documents say? If you do not hold title or have the vehicle registered in your name it will make a significant difference in the answers to your questions.

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