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You can declare the title lost and go get a new one at the dmv (I'm assuming you're in US?) so you should be able to remedy the situation as long as you have access to the car (keys, registration, proof of insurance). If they withhold that from you somehow you will be able to take legal action since the title is only in your name. I don't know what the cost of the new title would be and if your registration has since expired you would have to pay that too plus the insurance. My ex was never organized and a complete alcoholic and left his paperwork scattered all over the place. I found his title folded up in a cabinet a few months ago (after he was legally required to move out). Just because I have it doesn't mean I can just go take his car lol. It sounds like your parents are just fucking with you and I'm sorry you are going through this.
