Can my ex remove me from the deed to our home..just because I moved out 3 years ago?
Moving out does not necessarily forfeit rights of ownership in real property in a divorce matter.
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Moving out does not necessarily forfeit rights of ownership in real property in a divorce matter.
You need to make this decision after consulting and hiring your own attorney. Don't do anything that would actually make the matter worse.
Usually the loan is counted against the assets and included in the division of debts. Equity can offset an asset and a debt.
Child support could be modified based upon your state laws and the needs of the children. Your spousal support was probably not modifiable. You...
Now that you are divorced, you could file a single. You could ignore him or file for the last year as married filing single if indeed you were...
Assets are divided usually under a state's "equitable" rules as codifed in their laws. And usually the first quesiton is "when was the asset...
You need help on this. Even if the marriage is void, then any assets acquired during the void marriage would still be divided under what is called...
No this would not be considered an asset of the estate. The payment was from a homeowners policy and not a life insurance policy.
Take your matter to a probate attorney who can help you. The heirs of your ex would need to sign the waiver. Once they sign then the pension fund...
You really, REALLY need to hire a probate attorney.