New York, NY asked in Divorce, Real Estate Law and Foreclosure for New York

Q: My ex was supposed to take over the house (mortgage, deed -both solely in my name) effective with the divorce

Effective when the divorce was finalized/on record, she was to takeover the payments , deed, etc as she remained in the house

She did not make payments. Left the house for a year. Came back and lived there again for a year without making payments and as the 24 month time frame in which she was to buy the house, get a new note, refinance, etc was up -and me thinking that she was going to have all of this resolved/under control -she went and got a new house and left this one ro foreclose/sold at bank auction.

Am I able to sue/recoup for losses and breach of agreement?

1 Lawyer Answer
Michael David Siegel
Michael David Siegel
Answered
  • Foreclosure Defense Lawyer
  • New York, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: It is a divorce question, not a real estate question. Your decree governs and remedies are in that case.

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