Third-party ownership
The vehicle belongs to a spouse, company, partner, lessor or finance provider rather than the person pursued.
Vehicle & asset disputes
We examine who actually owns the vehicle, the finance or lease position, what authority was relied upon, what notice was given and what financial loss followed.
The vehicle belongs to a spouse, company, partner, lessor or finance provider rather than the person pursued.
We review the agreement, payment history, termination notices, arrears, recovery paperwork and the sequence of repossession.
Evidence of title, beneficial ownership, company purchase, lease arrangements and who bore the financial risk.
Replacement hire, missed work, business interruption and other direct losses capable of being evidenced.
Finance or lease agreement, V5C, invoice, bank proof of purchase, insurance, payment history, default or termination notices, recovery paperwork, photographs, correspondence and proof of loss.
An ownership chronology, finance-position summary, notice and recovery timeline, evidence matrix, quantified-loss schedule and referral-ready file where litigation or regulated advice is required.
A V5C shows the registered keeper, not necessarily legal ownership. We look at the underlying purchase, finance and possession evidence rather than one document in isolation.