That is a really poor open ended agreement. No time limit and the "intended" use is not a defining statement. In essence, the car could be used for the next 50 years if nothing else in the decree defines a drop dead date.

I assumed it ended at age 18 like the other stuff regarding my daughter. I think I screwed the pooch on this one.

wait for the lawyer to get back to you...

in NJ you are responsible for support (i'd assume everything you agreed to also) until 18, unless she goes to college. then as long as she is taking 12 credits a year (with no skipping time) you are on the hook for another 4 years.

It is a Mopar Lifetime Powertrain Warranty and Mopar Lifetime Max Care Warranty. What I wanted was to not lose that so if the daughter had to replace anything or repairs, it would most likely be covered. I can not have the car transferred to another owner since it's valid only to the original purchaser (her mother). I am well aware of how the warranty for that car and my Durango work. My main concern is paying insurance for it. My daughter should be paying for her own since she will be out of school soon, but worried the wife will read it as "dad has to pay for it as long as you are driving the car". License plates I don't mind if I have to pay that. Repairs under the warranty for $100, not bad to deal with. I just don't want it to be major repairs not covered and be the same thought process of her mother who has always had things handed to her in life. I was blindsided with her going after half of my 401k plan (she has the same one) when she said she wasn't. She was very manipulative and I should have triple read the agreement. I don't mind paying for the car and costs while my daughter is in school, but if I'm paying for repairs, the warranty helps. I didn't realize it may be for the life of the car. My luck, it will never die.

Yes the dealer may charge more than the other shops, but all major things are covered for $100. Durango is in for rear AC line leaking. They said it's covered under warranty and the part alone is $120 and they have to drop the trans to fix it. Well worth it to me at $100. They are trying to get rid of the lifetime warranties, so I choose to take it to the dealer for stuff to make sure it's not voided for some stupid reason.

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We can discuss here forever, but none of this talk will matter in the end.
I do have this to add: If you had a lawyer during your divorce, I don't think I'd use use the same one to get this rectified.
...and this time I'm sure you'll take the time to read/digest the documents thoroughly prior to signing them.

I don't believe in divorce so I can only talk about the warranty. I will NEVER sell my 2015 Ram, but I am sure at some point they will quit honoring the lifetime powertrain warranty as I have already got carrier bearings at 140K, a trans at 280K, and a Hemi engine at 340K. They also replaced the passenger exhaust manifold after the third set of studs broke and warped the manifold. What went well in my favor was during Covid used vehicles, especially trucks held their value and kept mine over the threshold of cost!