Is Anyone Here a Lawyer or Member of Law Enforcement?

[AdolfOliverBush]

Make her sign the RV over to you at gunpoint, strangle the bitch, wrap her in plastic, toss her in the RV, and put her in a hole in the desert. Sell the RV, enjoy your hookers and blow.

[GabyKeepsMeWarm]

Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush

Make her sign the RV over to you at gunpoint, strangle the bitch, wrap her in plastic, toss her in the RV, and put her in a hole in the desert. Sell the RV, enjoy your hookers and blow.

Trust me, I've had some very unpleasant thoughts about what I'd like to see be done with this woman.

I haven't even had the chance to properly grieve for my father as a result of this horseshit. And if I wasn't a cynical bastard before all of this, this situation has really changed me in a way that I really don't like.

[raybec 4]

What are you hoping to get out of this? If your father truly cared for this woman and he did physically leave the motor home with her, what do you think he would want you to do?

[AdolfOliverBush]

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

Trust me, I've had some very unpleasant thoughts about what I'd like to see be done with this woman.

I haven't even had the chance to properly grieve for my father as a result of this horseshit. And if I wasn't a cynical bastard before all of this, this situation has really changed me in a way that I really don't like.

Is there any chance that he actually did give her the RV? It's not uncommon for an old guy to allow himself to be taken advantage of by a rotten bitch, to avoid being alone.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush

Is there any chance that he actually did give her the RV? It's not uncommon for an old guy to allow himself to be taken advantage of by a rotten bitch, to avoid being alone.

Even if he did give her the RV, it's not legal unless it's done the right way. She said there's no contract or other documents giving the partner the RV, which would typically means it's not partner's until she can prove it is.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Even if he did give her the RV, it's not legal unless it's done the right way. She said there's no contract or other documents giving the partner the RV, which would typically means it's not partner's until she can prove it is.

All true, but the question is what would the father have wanted? He obviously cared for this woman in some type of way.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

All true, but the question is what would the father have wanted? He obviously cared for this woman in some type of way.

I get the spirit of it but we're talking about the law. The man is dead, he doesn't have any say in the process, especially since he didn't leave a will.

[GabyKeepsMeWarm]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

All true, but the question is what would the father have wanted? He obviously cared for this woman in some type of way.

My father was in failing health, mind and body for the last several years of his life, and he was NOT using his best judgement in many ways, including this woman. They hadn't even seen each other for over two years. If my father had been able, I believe he would have taken the motor home back to Iowa before he passed, but he wasn't in condition to pull it off.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

My father was in failing health, mind and body for the last several years of his life, and he was NOT using his best judgement in many ways, including this woman. They hadn't even seen each other for over two years. If my father had been able, I believe he would have taken the motor home back to Iowa before he passed, but he wasn't in condition to pull it off.

I don't doubt he was having trouble later in life. Not to sound harsh but if he wasn't impaired, not leaving a will is a pretty shitty thing to do to your kids.

[Fat Elvis]

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

My father was in failing health, mind and body for the last several years of his life, and he was NOT using his best judgement in many ways, including this woman. They hadn't even seen each other for over two years. If my father had been able, I believe he would have taken the motor home back to Iowa before he passed, but he wasn't in condition to pull it off.

Wait. She's been living in it for a couple of years before he died?

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Even if he did give her the RV, it's not legal unless it's done the right way. She said there's no contract or other documents giving the partner the RV, which would typically means it's not partner's until she can prove it is.

If the state retitled it in her name she must have had some supporting documentation - they don't just willy nilly change titles for people.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by DenverChief

If the state retitled it in her name she must have had some supporting documentation - they don't just willy nilly change titles for people.

Of course, already said that. If she did it legally, there's no recourse. The RV belongs to her.

But the OP explicitly said there was no supporting documentation. So either it exists and the OP doesn't know about it or the OP is telling the truth and there's no documentation.

Which is why several people have already said we need more information - specifically, one would have to first look at the title to see if it's signed by him, it's legit his signature, and it was notarized. If all of things are true, she's probably hosed.

[DenverChief]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Of course, already said that. If she did it legally, there's no recourse. The RV belongs to her.

But the OP explicitly said there was no supporting documentation. So either it exists and the OP doesn't know about it or the OP is telling the truth and there's no documentation.

Which is why several people have already said we need more information - specifically, one would have to first look at the title to see if it's signed by him, it's legit his signature, and it was notarized. If all of things are true, she's probably hosed.

Originally Posted by GabyKeepsMeWarm

Well, after dad died, I discovered this woman had the motor home retitled and registered in her name.

That right there says she either had documentation he isn't aware of that the state agreed as acceptable or she forged documents - which is incredibly hard to prove sans contradictory documentation and typically left up to a court to decide (civil matter)

[GabyKeepsMeWarm]

Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush

Is there any chance that he actually did give her the RV? It's not uncommon for an old guy to allow himself to be taken advantage of by a rotten bitch, to avoid being alone.

Doesn’t matter. There is zero paper trail for her claim of the vehicle. Even if he did gift it to her, she hasn’t been able to make any clear claim of it, with the exception of taking claim of it and retitling it.

It’s so ****ed, I get to sound ridiculous and with it, at the same time.

It’s great when we have legal beuaracracy that prevents a guy from going to the DMV, but then walking down the hall with a “title” and getting that shit signed off.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush

Make her sign the RV over to you at gunpoint, strangle the bitch, wrap her in plastic, toss her in the RV, and put her in a hole in the desert. Sell the RV, enjoy your hookers and blow.

You just wrote TEKASHI 6IX9INE's next song.