As a quiet title attorney who specializes in partition cases, I find this very interesting. Like the tail wagging the dog, and also wondering why...

Your question is difficult for me to decipher. You need a consultation with a quiet title attorney.

All of the answers above are good ones. Bottom line, get him into the country, get your divorce, then buy the property. Women with property...

This sounds like a strategy to try and get you out with a restraining order when he cannot legally evict you. You definitely need an attorney and...

Be human. Offer her money to relocate. Tell her you would rather give her the money than pay an attorney to evict her.

She can sue you after the fact for damages, yes.

If it's a minor change to a typed portion of the deed you can record a correction or re-record the deed as a corrected deed with a new notary...

"was not put on the deed..." what does that mean. You are not a co-borrower (deed of trust)? You are not a joint tenant on title (Grant deed). ...

I changed this to divorce or separation because that is where this question belongs. It seems like this is separate property which did not change...

Agree with David. Do not sign any interspousal grant deeds for property you currently have a right to without speaking to an attorney. Your own...