My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: FL
My wife is sole signor on our primary FL residence/homestead. Florida is a “separate liability state” and a “separate property state.” We were married at the time of purchase (Tenancy by the Entirety) but she single-handedly qualified, mortgaged and closed the property.
I have a judgement from a credit card. Title company's preliminary questionnaire is asking if there are any judgements. I would prefer not to disclaim if I don't have to, in case the sale proceeds are incorrectly used to satisfy the judgement.
Do I need to disclaim a judgment that does not attach to the property?
My wife is sole signor on our primary FL residence/homestead. Florida is a “separate liability state” and a “separate property state.” We were married at the time of purchase (Tenancy by the Entirety) but she single-handedly qualified, mortgaged and closed the property.
I have a judgement from a credit card. Title company's preliminary questionnaire is asking if there are any judgements. I would prefer not to disclaim if I don't have to, in case the sale proceeds are incorrectly used to satisfy the judgement.
Do I need to disclaim a judgment that does not attach to the property?