Marianna, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

If you are both on the title as "Husband or Wife" then either one of you can apply for a new title in just the name of "Wife," though this is something that the wife should have taken care of. Obviously, the person actually applying for the new title would be paying for it. If the title is in the names of "Husband and Wife" then generally, they both have to apply for the new title in Wife's name, or the one not physically going to the office can execute a Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney form. If they are both on civil terms, then a trip to the tag office together can address this.

You don't say how long you've been in NY, or how long you live in FL as a married couple. It sounds like you may have to file for divorce in NY, where you live, as it is the state where you reside, assuming that you meet the residency requirements in NY. To locate your husband, you can start by contacting known friends and relatives of his, you can do an internet and website search, check social media, or you can hire an investigator to do a skip trace. If the two of you have minor children or own property together, it will be more complicated.

The grounds for annulment are very strictly complied with, and never having been in love doesn't get you there. You should consult with an attorney in both the jurisdiction where you are presently living and where you were last with your wife to discuss the specifics of your situation, and your options regarding annulment and divorce.