QUESTION
moved in with significant other, bought a classic car, new truck agreed the payments to be split 50/50 bank accounts opened
Asked on Jun 19th, 2022 on Collections - Florida
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Significant other did not pay her half of the agreement for the first three years on either vehicle, when I found out she was using all the money that I was contributing to the account to pay her share I closed the account and of course the relationship started a downward spiral from that point. A lot more to the story but is it possible to sue in this situation to recoup the money I have invested in this debacle?
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You can always sue. The bigger issue is whether its worth the expense in legal fees to do so. Especially when this involves a busted relationship.
Answered on Jun 28th, 2022 at 11:44 AM
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