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Divorce verses WillWhat is the name of your state? GeorgiaI was married In 1982 and we divorced in 1991. He adopted my son in this time frame. We had a child while married. Now when we divorced in the divorced decree it stated if the house was to be Sold and Either one of us remarried then that person or both would recieve a childs share and the balance would be divided Among the kids. It never said if he "Died" yes HE has the house.We had other properties and I ended up with 1 and he another.Since our divorced I married again and he has 5 more times and has 2 more children thur the other women. I heard he was going to leave all to one of the other wives child but I also just heard he was going to sell. So if he sells will a red Flag (kinda speak) pop up in the court system to show the divorce agreeement made or not? and If he was to die and his now wife was still in the home will I have any rights at all to make her sell or if she does sell will I have any rights then so my children will then get their part? Hope this makes sense. Thank You deluga1220 |
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| EXACTLY how is the real estate titled now? What you need to do is have a title company run a title report on this property. Make sure the lien in your lawsuit is on the title.
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__________________ Adoptive parents ARE "real" parents. Sharing genes is not what makes you a "parent"! |
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Also, if he's been using marital funds to improve this house or make payments, his spouse may potentially have marital property rights to his share of increase in value since the divorce.
__________________ Adoptive parents ARE "real" parents. Sharing genes is not what makes you a "parent"! |
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