What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
I divorced in 2009, and in the divorce papers it states that I shall retain all rights, title and interest to the real estate, and she was to execute all necessary documents in order to transfer the title. It's a simple quit claim, nothing I need to sign.
It all states she is required to pay all debt in her name, and hold me harmless.
I tried to refinance, and I find out last week a judgement lien against the property was granted in 2011, which stems from her credit card debt. She did not do the quit claim. She says, "None of this is her fault". It's basically my fault, the attorney's fault and the judge's fault because they should have had her sign the required papers while in court. On this past Friday, I gave her a quit claim document and the phone number of a notary who will travel to her location to notarize. I thought she would've made this a priority and she hasn't. She stated that she would call the creditor on the lien this past Monday (Feb 11).
Today, in the mail I receive a business letter addressed to her and I can see through the film that it's an attempt to collect another debt. I decided to call the creditor that's on the lien to see if she ever called on Monday. They stated she hadn't.
I'm meeting with my lawyer on Friday, to discuss contempt charges. I know that she will be upset, but I also don't think that she will really care, because she has a good feeling that the judge won't really do anything. Which is probably closer to true than false.
I'm wondering what can I expect to happen? Can wages be garnished? Can I have her tax return? I basically WANT EVERYTHING!!!
I divorced in 2009, and in the divorce papers it states that I shall retain all rights, title and interest to the real estate, and she was to execute all necessary documents in order to transfer the title. It's a simple quit claim, nothing I need to sign.
It all states she is required to pay all debt in her name, and hold me harmless.
I tried to refinance, and I find out last week a judgement lien against the property was granted in 2011, which stems from her credit card debt. She did not do the quit claim. She says, "None of this is her fault". It's basically my fault, the attorney's fault and the judge's fault because they should have had her sign the required papers while in court. On this past Friday, I gave her a quit claim document and the phone number of a notary who will travel to her location to notarize. I thought she would've made this a priority and she hasn't. She stated that she would call the creditor on the lien this past Monday (Feb 11).
Today, in the mail I receive a business letter addressed to her and I can see through the film that it's an attempt to collect another debt. I decided to call the creditor that's on the lien to see if she ever called on Monday. They stated she hadn't.
I'm meeting with my lawyer on Friday, to discuss contempt charges. I know that she will be upset, but I also don't think that she will really care, because she has a good feeling that the judge won't really do anything. Which is probably closer to true than false.
I'm wondering what can I expect to happen? Can wages be garnished? Can I have her tax return? I basically WANT EVERYTHING!!!