Uncontested Divorce and Home Equity

[diem90]

The details in my mind are unimportant to the question.

Can someone make demands against what was originally a signed uncontested divorce?


I think regardless of the details, that question can be answered.

 

[Zigner]

Can someone make demands against what was originally a signed uncontested divorce?

The only possible answer to this question is: It depends.

 

[Antigone*]

The details in my mind are unimportant to the question.

Can someone make demands against what was originally a signed uncontested divorce?


I think regardless of the details, that question can be answered.

Yes**********************************************************************..

 

[diem90]

Okay that helps me out a little more than when I came onto here,thanks.

 

[Zigner]

Helps you what?

You're not SERIOUSLY thinking of giving legal advice to your father, are you?

 

[Antigone*]

Helps you what?

You're not SERIOUSLY thinking of giving legal advice to your father, are you?

scary thought, huh Very moronic for dad to take any advice from this kid.

 

[diem90]

Help me understand the way the law can work in both ways in this situation.

And no, as I don't have a law degree nor do I have a solid answer to give that would constitute as "legal advice".

I however do not understand the level of hostile, sarcastic, and insensitive remarks that people make on here.


With that said, I'll take my leave and thank all who provided insightful advice.

 

[Zigner]

Help me understand the way the law can work in both ways in this situation.

And no, as I don't have a law degree nor do I have a solid answer to give that would constitute as "legal advice".

I however do not understand the level of hostile, sarcastic, and insensitive remarks that people make on here.


With that said, I'll take my leave and thank all who provided insightful advice.

One is glad to be of service.

 

[ecmst12]

Doesn't sound to me like this divorce is really uncontested. And until there's a final order from the court, she can absolutely get a lawyer and change it to a contested divorce. So can he. And he probably should, because it seems like this "uncontested divorce settlement" doesn't actually account for any division of property.

 

[stealth2]

Other "details" which would help would be whether the house is jointly owned or was it purchased prior to their marriage, how long they were married (I am guessing that this is not OP's mother, but a stepmother)....

 

[ecmst12]

Other thread says 20 years and I would not be surprised at all if OP was under 20.