Q: while divorcing from bed & board to be defrauded by quit deed conveyance while ousted marital home sold violates MSA ?
During div. From bed & board attempting amicability for kids only to be subjected to harrasment,false accusations,fraud,non disclosure funds,etc. to keep me away allowing fraudulant quit claim conveyance never signed,etc., shortly after marital home jointly mortgaged sold. MSA stated clearly upon parties court appearance motioned to be granted FINAL divorce disdolving marriage I agreed to convey deed drawn my lawyer on letterhead & conveyed. This deed drawn by hers attorney ,his letterhead,never copied me,never signed it,mistakes ,entered 2014 day of MSA merged into limited div.also states requires conversion to absolute that languages divorce bed & board but never nor titled Final mentioned but on face of deed claims 2014 obtained Final. Tactics of threats,fraud,deciept,ousting,etc, used to keep away and emotional ,financially,creditability,destroy.yes agreed initially to transfer interest upon loan payoff by refi of her but assumed safe with dissolved stated. Just final sept 2016.
A: No attorney here is going to second guess your current attorney. You need to trust your attorney and direct all your questions to the attorney. If you cannot work out your differences, after making a serious effort to do so, you do have the right to change attorneys. To properly answer your questions and address your concerns, the best way to handle this is by retaining an experienced matrimonial attorney. You need the best attorney you can afford, do not let geographic considerations be a factor in your choice of an attorney. Good luck.
A: Your situation is too complex to speculate on without a review of all documents. To properly answer your questions and address your concerns, the best way to handle this is by retaining an experienced matrimonial attorney. You need the best attorney you can afford, do not let geographic considerations be a factor in your choice of an attorney. Good luck.
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