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Since she let you drive the car with her permission without full coverage insurance, you have no legal obligation to pay half...now a moral obligation....
Wait for the estimate first.
If i were you, i would probably ignore her for some time. If she still insists on the half, pay it and move on.
Since she let you drive the car with her permission without full coverage insurance, you have no legal obligation to pay half...now a moral obligation....
No police report, no claim, no full coverage... she has no cards. So its really just if you want to be "fair." Remember that all you owe her is part of the same quality IE level of depreciation.
Damn dude you are snakebitten
Botom line is this...
I was driving her old TSX. As I was backing out of the driveway, I clipped the side of the garage door wall backing out and put a small but visible dent in the front panel above the right front passenger wheel. I scratched up a little bit of the paint as well.
Nothing else matters.
This. Though if it really is something ridiculous, I'd prolly only offer to pay what you think it should cost.
Who's name is on the le? That person is responsible for the damages in the end, That estimate is going to come back as 2-4k
this type of bs is always on judge judy show
and trust me just because u move out and move in with ur partner, ur not imune from paying half rent of ur share...
Not sure if the bold part is general words of wisdom or related to OP's situation, but I don't think he was planning on freeloading.
Waiting for..
I whistled for a cab and when it came near the license plate said fresh and there was dice in the mirror...
man...not again.
Just s man. It's much easier than being married. That's what I'm about to go back to when my divorce is final.
They should change the name of this site from SpursTalk to CuckTalk tbh.
gotta go with avante on this one. You drove it, you damaged it. All the rest is just a sob story
If you want to do the gentlemanly thing, you pay for car damages. If not, her and make her try to take you to court over it. It won't be worth the effort for her I'm guessing.
what's up with the car insurance situation on that tho
She made you move all your stuff out but she moved into your head... rent free.
You break you buy
Freedom isn't free after all
There's actually no such law, fwiw tbh. Just a moral code.
Why not just throw out the cucks?
If you break something and it's your fault (accident or not), you can typically be sued successfully.
Pretty much no, you can't.
"Pottery barn rule"
What makes you think that? If you go into a store and break a bunch of , they don't have to sue you but they could if you were being negligent or especially if you did it on purpose. And if they can prove that's the case, why wouldn't they be successful?
You said accident or not. That's the difference.
Well i'm assuming it's an accident where the person was negligent not one in which the store is somewhat at fault. For example, someone slips on the floor that should have been cleaned and knocks over a display case with breakables that break. That would be an accident but not one the person is really at fault for. But if there were negligent, then it would be their fault, accident or not.
I know it seems a bit crazy, but negligence is mostly irrelevant.
If a kid picks up a lamp, drops it and it breaks, too bad.
The more you read into it tho, the more it makes some sense.
I wouldn't give her other than the middle finger and a big smile.
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