If the party states things under oath and expects the court to believe it, but
Testimony is evidence. If he was credible, the judge may make his decision based upon that alone.
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Testimony is evidence. If he was credible, the judge may make his decision based upon that alone.
In my opinion, you don't owe him anything.
I believe that they abandoned it, and unless your sales contract addressed this issue, they have no case.
If you signed it, they signed it, and the judge approved it, you are most likely stuck with it.
If the judge won't acknowledge that his signature was forged, it most likely is NOT forged.
No, judges can express their opinion too. This is America.
Then she gets a new attorney, or represents herself. A month should be sufficient to get up to speed.
Not me. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
No. If your contract says costs paid by loser, you might later.
If your husband's brother's brother's sister-in-law owns the house, I would think that it would be her problem. If the will was probated, you can...