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A Car Loan Dispute Lands in Court
Imagine walking into Judge Judy's courtroom.
You are ready to present your case.
But Judge Judy immediately questions who is with you.
The Plaintiff's Fiance, Not Her Son
Miss Sneed is the plaintiff.
She brings her fiance to court.
Judge Judy asks about Miss Sneed's son, Daniel.
Daniel is the ex-husband of the defendant, Hannah.
Judge Judy states Daniel has everything to do with the case.
The loan was made to the marriage.
Miss Sneed explains Daniel did not come.
She says Hannah wanted the car.
Hannah wanted to pay for it.
Judge Judy clarifies that the car was marital property.
The Car Loan and Child Support
Miss Sneed states she made a loan or co-signed for a car.
This happened while Hannah and Daniel were married.
Judge Judy then asks about child support.
They have three children.
Miss Sneed says Daniel is court-ordered to pay $490 a month.
But he pays "oddball numbers."
He does not pay on schedule.
Hannah states the car broke down in October 2013.
She took it to the mechanic in February 2014.
Hannah stopped making payments in February 2014.
She could not afford a non-running car.
Hannah claims she told Miss Sneed about the car's condition.
She says she has a text message from July 10th regarding the car.
Hannah took the car to Missouri with her children in May 2013.
She confirms it was the only family car.
This was when she and Daniel were together.
Whose Name Was On It?
Miss Sneed states she signed for a loan on October 19, 2011.
Hannah signed on December 28, 2011.
Miss Sneed claims Hannah is not paying for the car.
She has texts stating Hannah bought the car.
The texts also say Hannah was paying for it.
Judge Judy emphasizes it was the family car.
It did not matter whose name was on it.
Judge Judy's Ruling on the Money
Judge Judy tells Miss Sneed she will not get $5,000 from Hannah.
Miss Sneed suggests taking the car back.
She states it is in Hannah's name.
Judge Judy suggests Hannah sign the title over to Miss Sneed.
Hannah mentions an $800 debt on the car.
Judge Judy reiterates that if the car is in Hannah's name, it is hers.
She explains marital property laws.
The "Family Car" Argument
Miss Sneed argues Hannah asked her to help buy the car.
It was for Hannah to go to work.
It was not for Hannah and Daniel together.
Miss Sneed states she is stuck with the bill.
She feels Hannah believed Daniel did not do it.
Judge Judy questions if Daniel ever used the car for family activities.
She calls it a "family car."
Judge Judy asks why Daniel does not pay regular child support.
Miss Sneed states Daniel pays through the court.
The Verdict
Judge Judy rules in favor of the plaintiff.
Miss Sneed gets the car.
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