Posted on: 02nd Sep, 2006 11:25 am
my husband had an affair 16 years ago, a daughter came out of it, now the mother wants child support. we don't want anything to be in jeperdy of losing our home or property. is a quick deed the way to keep anyone from taking our home away from us after 27 years of work?
Hi,
It would greatly depend upon in whose name the property is owned.
Are you saying that husband will quit claim the house in your name?
It would greatly depend upon in whose name the property is owned.
Are you saying that husband will quit claim the house in your name?
If the child support is granted then your husband will have to pay child support amount fixed by the court.
In case of non-payment of the amounts the property may be seized.
Helder
In case of non-payment of the amounts the property may be seized.
Helder
Hi,
But before the child support claim is accepted your husband should be what is called an acknowledged father.
Acknowledged father is a person who admits to being the father of that child or by a agreement between the parents of that child. Also when a person openly welcomes that child in his home and acclaims the child to be his own or proved by blood tests, it will be presumed that the person is the father of that child.
But before the child support claim is accepted your husband should be what is called an acknowledged father.
Acknowledged father is a person who admits to being the father of that child or by a agreement between the parents of that child. Also when a person openly welcomes that child in his home and acclaims the child to be his own or proved by blood tests, it will be presumed that the person is the father of that child.
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Hi Wolf,
The most important thing here is that you and your husband must have your names on the title to the property. Also, the title should be recorded in public records at the office of the county recorder or the register of deeds.
Thanks,
Sara.
The most important thing here is that you and your husband must have your names on the title to the property. Also, the title should be recorded in public records at the office of the county recorder or the register of deeds.
Thanks,
Sara.
From my past experience, I can say if there is a court case, then the court will resolve matters. If that happens, court may ask your husband to transfer a share of his interest in the property to the child or his mother. A lawyer dealing with these issues will be the best person to help you out.
Hope i could help you.
Hope i could help you.