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It sounds like he cheated: he was not supposed to encumber the property with a loan until the divorce settlement was done, and he was supposed to declare the loan if it existed before separation. So now you have a loose end -- the settlement is done, but it's based on false information. You'll need to talk to a lawyer.
The lien on the vehicle must be satisfied before you can transfer ownership.
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