<prompt> Human: My wife and I are seriously considering a separation, so Im trying to figure out the best way to handle our joint liabilities and assets a 2014 Subaru worth just a hair more than we owe. We have two young kids still in car seats, and no second vehicle besides a 20-year old van that I personally own and use solely for hauling music gear. We have no property, a 3,000 credit card debt that will be payed off by February, so basically its just the Subaru that we need to figure out what to do with. Neither of us want to continue paying the 360month for another 3 years, so Im thinking we might be able to get rid of the car and each get separate vehicles that are both safe for the kids.If we sell the Subaru, we will likely have about 1,000-2,000 after paying off the loan. We could split that money and each go our separate ways with investing in a different vehicle she might want to lease, I might want to buy used.The other option is I could just suck it up and take the vehicle along with the 360 payment, but Im really trying to lower that cost because I will likely have to pay her child support and alimony if we end up getting a divorce.She will most likely not want to keep the vehicle all to herself because she will not be able to afford the payment.Are there other options that I am not thinking of? What would you do?  <response>: Selling car and splitting money is probably the cleanest way to handle the transaction. Then you do not have to agree on the amount of equity you have in the vehicle. 