You need to provide more details or call a client.
His name was the only one on the mortgage before we married. He signed the act of donation about 7 months after we purchased it
Nothing is automatic. But if you divorce, you are co-owners. Hire a divorce attorney if this comes up.
Continues to ignore the warnings. The payment for this month has still not been paid. The due date is the 1st of every month. He claims I owed payment for counseling sessions that our children had and decided to take it from my spousal payment.
You need to discuss this with a child support lawyer to find out if the right hoops were jumped through for counseling to be deductable.
Divorced for 3years. The mobile home was acquired but in my name as well as he signed over his rights to the land to me so we could do a land home deal. I've been keeping the home and land up as well as paying the mortgage every month
Even if the mobile home was acquired in your name, if it was acquired during the marriage, then it was community property. You own it, since you are on the title, but he may have a reimbursement claim for 1/2 of the value.
If he donated his rights in the land to you, good, you own that.... Read more »
There's gotta be some pretty unusual circumstances. Someone needs to call a paternity lawyer.
Divorced for about 3 years, settlement not included with divorce, house acquired during marriage. I have been solely paying for the house and all related upkeep. How can I get the ex off the title? He already said he won't sign a quit claim. I don't have the money to sue him over this and make too... Read more »
Go back into the divorce case and ask the judge to remove him. The real question is why the settlement was not included in the divorce bc that is where all these type issues are handled.
I would be gone 3 or 4 hours max, they would have a cell phone, they know all 3 of our connecting neighbors (one of whom is a cop), and they would know not to open the door for anybody. My ex will take any opportunity to attack me and I want to be sure she can't come after me for it.
Ah NO. See if the cop or his wife can watch your kids or another of your connecting neighbors. 11 yr old is old enough to stay home alone but NOT old enough to babysit until age 14.
You need to discuss this with an attorney. Each party pays their own court costs, unless the court assesses them to one party. Then if the penalized party doesn't pay, that party can be held in contempt.
Local Rule 11 (we both filed in Baton Rouge) was the reason given for consolidation. I have read it and it seems to maybe be apply to individuals that lose representation before a hearing etc. I have maintained representation. I can see that the Louisiana Rule 11 says consolidation for ongoing... Read more »
They can be consolidated with or without service down into the lower case number for judicial efficiency.
On the home?
If the home is in both names, you can change the locks and spouse can get back in.
marriage. It has been my income that has paid 90% of the loan. We also remortgaged in 2003 & 2009 which I signed and thought this made me an equal owner. Home is now paid in full. Am I entitled to 50% of the property value? Based on the information provided, would you sue to obtain 50% of the... Read more »
If the home was purchased after the marriage, then you are entitled to 1/2 the value.
I left an abusive marriage. He is the money maker and in control of all of the finances. I need that financial restraining order served. He’s an attorney. Does he know something that my attorney doesn’t?
There is no advantage to filing first unless it is in 2 different parishes.
Yes but be careful what you say and do so sparingly or it will be used against you.
Not even close to enough information provided. Hire a domestic attorney and show her all the pkeadings.
I lost custody because I couldn't afford to contest the divorce.
You should seek the help of a family law attorney asap to seek to modify your rights. And you can contest the out-of-state move at the same time.
Call a lawyer who handles divorce and family matters ASAP. Even if you're not legally married, you may have the right to many of the advantages of marriage, including the right to spousal support.
One witness who can testify they have not reconciled.
I have been paying a substantial amount of interim spousal support. Can I legally deduct the amount of interim spousal support from the amount of community property my ex will receive? We have no children and were only married 2 1/2 years.
No you cannot deduct spousal support from the other spouse's share of the community. It's apples and oranges.
My IRA retirement account is invested in a strategical account that is actively managed (not by me but the fund manager). This is not an ETF or mutual fund, but a portfolio of stocks that are individually purchased at the discretion of the fund manager. I know my ex-husband is entitled to 1/2 of... Read more »
You are going to need a forensic CPA to determine this and testify to it in court. Your divorce attorney can direct you to one.
It's not who is on the loan that is important. It's who is on the registration.
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