Q: Can anything be filed to stop an auction of house that was ordered to auction in partition suit? I have proof of fraud.
The officiate rev.of the marriage was not ordained. The church that ordained him was not an entity non existent proof by secretary of state.
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With no marriage, there is no surviving spouse, so tenancy in common would be the Estate. But if you have standing, you can intervene and tell the Court the Title is not as the Partition Complaint has alleged. It might not stop the Sale For Partition, but it would definitely change the Order For
Disbursement of Sale Proceeds. Hire a competent attorney who might be able to get paid from the common fund generated. You would be contesting also the Certificate of Title given to the Special Master if there was one.
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