In most cases, when two names are on a car title, both individuals have equal ownership rights and responsibilities. This means that both parties must agree to any major decisions regarding the car, such as selling it, repairing it, or transferring ownership. Additionally, both parties are liable for any debts or liabilities associated with the car.
However, there are some instances in which two names on a car title may not indicate equal ownership. For example, in some states, a parent may add their child's name to the title of a car as a way to protect the child's interest in the vehicle. In these cases, the parent retains full ownership of the car and the child does not have any legal rights or responsibilities terkait the vehicle.
If you are unsure about the ownership status of a car with two names on the title, it is important to consult with a lawyer or DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) to determine the rights and responsibilities of each individual.
