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 bradley7622
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 Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:37 pm Post subject: If my ex-spouse wont sign the quit claim deed what other opt |
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| If my ex-spouse wont sign the quit claim deed what other options do I have...I was given 3 properties in our divorce settlement. My ex will not sign any papers to remove her name. I am now remarried and need to get this taken care of. What other options do I have to get my ex's name off the property? |
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laphillips
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| Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 1:37 pm Post subject: If my ex-spouse wont sign the quit claim deed what other opt |
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Was this settlement through the courts?
Have you considered consulting an attorney? You don't name the state where these properties are located & the laws vary by locale. The attorney may suggest a partition suit.
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larry
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Hi bradley.
Welcome to the forum. If you are awarded the properties according to the divorce decree then you should be the owner of the properties and your ex-spouse should sign the quitclaim deed. Take help from an attorney and ask your ex-spouse to sign to deed to you. She is legally bound to sign the deed to you.
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jheard
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Go to divorce court and enforce your judgment. Contact a family law attorney.
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