I have a delima. My bf got me a motorcycle with the loan in his name and i've been making the payments.?

Tell him to take you to court. Since you have been making the payments.. it is technically your bike. Just make sure you have all the evidence you need to prove that you have been making the payments.

The judge will see that he did in fact buy this for you as a gift.. and that you have in fact made all the payments and been responsible with it. They will reward you the bike.

Well I am not a lawyer and I am not a cop, but based on your letter I cannot undedrstand why any cop or any lawyer would deed ownership to the party making the payments. One thing has nothing to do with the other.....If teh bike is titled in your name/you purchasaed it etc etc neither the banks/the finac companies or the Stae give a hoot one way or the other who sends the check. As long as the check gets to them on time every month..YOu are still teh legal owner of that bike period...THIs is trange news for sure. Maybe you are not telling all in your question. It would seem to me tht since he stoppedmaking payments you dont need to worry about getting it back. The band will rpeo it shrolty then neither of you will have the bike...Go to the loan officer et cetc with the title and see if they can provide any assistance with the local police prior to getting your bike repossessed...Goodluck

As long as you keep paying the payments it is yours. If you stop then he can take you to court, get the bike back and make you pay for interest the loans have built up.

So just keep paying for the bike and he cant do anything, even if he takes you to court they will most likely rule in your favor since you have been paying the payments on time.

Edit: It is not a gift if you are paying for it. It is hard to prove something is a gift in small claims court, almost always they give the "gift" back. You will win if you just keep paying payments on time, if you dont he can get the bike back.

He "gave" you a bike with the loan in HIS name??

And how exactly does this fit under the description of a gift?? You've been duped. He basically thought he'd 'loan' you the bike,make it think it was yours, and if/when u broke up, the bike would be in his name and it would be hard to prove otherwise. I suppose if the checking account the pymts were made from were strictly in your name, you may have a case, but it's still gonna be an uphill battle. Get an attorney. Live and learn.

If you've made the payments & have proof (cleared checks or money orders), then he really doesn't have a leg to stand on. The loan might be in his name but you've got payment proof AND the title has you as owner. The court will most likely see him as bitter and just tell you to get the loan into your name.

You're listed as owner so he can't just take the bike, you could stop making payments and he would be entirely responsible for the loan as it is solely in his name.

If he takes you to court he would have to reimburse you for all the payments made to buy you out.

Get a loan and buy him out. He'll have to sign a "quit claim" title getting his name off the title as the co-owner. Simple fix really.

Sell the bike, split the money (regardless of how much you've paid into it, you are listed as co-owners).

Simply get out from the financial obligation with him.

& never do anything this stupid with someone again.

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