Can my sister’s husband take their trailer?
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Can my sister’s husband take their trailer?
My sister and her husband rented a lot and a trailer. The trailer is a rent to owm through a friend of the husband. My sister’s husband left her for another woman. My sister is 3 months pregnant and he took the truck and she has to walk to work everyday. Her husband has never held a job. There is no lease but she has only receipts for the lot rent. He and his
Asked on November 18, 2017 under Family Law, Ohio
Answers:
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
The fact is that your sister has rights here. She can fie for divorce herself as most sttaes provide on-line help with this. Also, since money is an issue for her, see if Legal Aid can help her out. If not, see if there is a law school nearby to where she lives as they typically run legal clinics that take clients for free or reduced fees. Finally, she can see if her local county/state bar association has a list of lawyers who represent clients "pro bono" (i.e. for free) based on their income/circumstances.
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