One of the first things that many people consider when contemplating a bankruptcy is the effect the filing will have on any vehicles that may be co-owned by their children, or registered in the parent’s name on the child’s behalf. There are many reasons that we might find ourselves co-signing on a vehicle for our children. Often, a child may still be a minor when a vehicle is purchased preventing them from registering it in their own name on the title. Conversely, a parent may also co-sign on a vehicle for one of their adult children for the purpose of assisting with the financing process. Regardless of the reason however, the ultimate result is that the parent will be included on the title to the vehicle, and if applicable, will be co-signed on any loans taken out to finance it.
Can My Child Keep Their Car When I File Bankruptcy?
One of the first things that many people consider when contemplating a bankruptcy is the effect the...