Q: Hi from ga getting a divorce,& my name is on the deed.How & what is the process of my husband buying me out
Is buying someone out even a thing? And what comes 1st? The process of that or signing divorce papers
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A: You can agree to accept a sum in order to get off the loan and the title. After you're paid the money, you can sign a quitclaim deed. I wouldn't recommend doing this without a lawyer.
A: I agree with attorney Edwards in that you should not do this without a lawyer. You should get an appraisal on the property to determine the amount of equity in the home before agreeing to any buyout amount.
A: If you have been served with divorce papers, you should hire an attorney. They can assist you with obtaining your fair share of any real property. I would urge you not to sign anything representing yourself.
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