Bailiff Coming - Urgent Question

[StupidLincs]

Lol, I'll try again

 

Managed to fend off Bailiff for a while, but I know he will be back, am I right in thinking that if I put my car in my sisters name he can't take it?

 

Would my sister get into trouble for it? Is it best to register at a completely different address, or does that not matter? If it didn't matter, could I then put car in my Husband's name?

 

Know I have to pay the debt, just if they take my car, I have absolutely no way of getting to work, live out in the sticks, six miles from the nearest public transport

 

Any advice/tips greatfully received

 

Hope you can help

[chris600uk]

Managed to fend off Bailiff for a while, but I know he will be bac

 

How have you done that?

 

I right in thinking that if I put my car in my sisters name he can't take it?

 

Would my sister get into trouble for it? Is it best to register at a completely different address, or does that not matter? If it didn't matter, could I then put car in my Husband's name?

 

It's better if it's registered at a different address, in a different name - although they may ask to see the insurance docs.

The fact is if you sell it to your sister for £1 or whatever it's worth, it's hers so long as you have a reciept for the money - THEN they can't touch it.

 

How could she get into trouble for buying your car?

[StupidLincs]

Lol, it's all very confusing, but when I moved house, I changed my name, name change is on Experian/Equifax, but they kept chasing for debt in old name, I ignored all letters so they obtained CCJ by default, first I knew of it was when HCEO turned up the other day, Oops!!

 

So when he asked for this person by name, I replied no one here by that name, and showed him my licence as proof. Technically correct, but naughty I know, but at least it's brought me some more time, which is what I need to try and sort this mess out, Lol

 

Good news about the car, will ring sister and insurance company today, Thank you

[chris600uk]

Your welcome, and good luck.

[tomtubby]

Always remember, that BEFORE a bailiff has levied on your goods that your can sell, give away, transfer or hide any items.

 

Note the word BEFORE......

[StupidLincs]

Thank you for all your advice, have spoken to sister, she is absolutely fine with "buying" the car, but letting me use it.

 

Logbook winging it's way to DVLA as I type and in my haste, when I put down 10 for the month, my hurried writing may look a little bit like a 9, Hey Ho

[palomino]

Thank you for all your advice, have spoken to sister, she is absolutely fine with "buying" the car, but letting me use it.

 

Logbook winging it's way to DVLA as I type and in my haste, when I put down 10 for the month, my hurried writing may look a little bit like a 9, Hey Ho

 

If you're changing the ownership then will have to change the insurance. The insurance must be in the same name as the owner.

You can be a named driver if you wish.

[StupidLincs]

Ok, will do