Q: In situation involving an MSA stating terms of quit deed of spouses 1/2 interest conveyance of marital home
The msa clearly states deed conveyed on the day both parties appear to court to convert njsa2a:34-3 limited bed/board to njsa 2a:34-6 final divorce bed/board dissolving marriage . during period in between a deed was filed without grantors knowledge, home sold 2 months later. Joint loan & title the lender wells returned initial and monthly escrow in 1 spouses name only. Still married at time and that spouse dissolved of home, furniture before divorce final, escrow initial $3100 plus monthly escrow was $3000 when loan only 2yrs. Was never informed of overage. Conspired during period of being ousted from home. Resulted in many violations of lender, now x spouse & her attorney. Viol respa,tila,1034, regx,z, final rule, was never present upon loan payoff nor transfer, closure of loan to sign docs., never signed deed as had no knowledge, recieved consideration,notary non exists or found, incomplete docs ,deed,consideration amount, and fictitious address of grantor to name a few. What 2 do?
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A: You need to consult with a matrimonial attorney who also practices real estate law. Do not let geographic restrictions get in the way of retaining the best attorney. Pick the best attorney you can find and remember one rule: a good attorney is generally never cheap, and a cheap attorney is generally never good so don't choose based on price.
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