Arizona
My ex and I were divorced last June 2008. As part of the settlement agreement (which was included in the divorce paperwork) we both agreed to pay 1/2 of the Mortgage payments each month. Both of our names are on the title/deed of the house.
My ex was staying on the property at the time to finish up some remodeling. I had been giving him my part of the mortgage payment monthly.
In July of 2008, two weeks after he left the state of Arizona, I found out that the mortgage company was going to start foreclosure proceedings as he had not made the payments for over 3 months. My ex-mother in law helped me out by loaning me what the mortgage company wanted to stop foreclosure, it was over $3,200.00
I have been struggling to make these payments since that time without any help from him whatsoever.
My question is this: Is this considered a beach of the divorce settlement decree and if so, how do I go about getting his name off of the deed and filing a breach of contract against him?
Thanks!What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
My ex and I were divorced last June 2008. As part of the settlement agreement (which was included in the divorce paperwork) we both agreed to pay 1/2 of the Mortgage payments each month. Both of our names are on the title/deed of the house.
My ex was staying on the property at the time to finish up some remodeling. I had been giving him my part of the mortgage payment monthly.
In July of 2008, two weeks after he left the state of Arizona, I found out that the mortgage company was going to start foreclosure proceedings as he had not made the payments for over 3 months. My ex-mother in law helped me out by loaning me what the mortgage company wanted to stop foreclosure, it was over $3,200.00
I have been struggling to make these payments since that time without any help from him whatsoever.
My question is this: Is this considered a beach of the divorce settlement decree and if so, how do I go about getting his name off of the deed and filing a breach of contract against him?
Thanks!What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?