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Here is a link that I just received from one of the legal assistants at the firm. She recommended you do your homework, read this site before moving out of state. IMO something is smelling fishy...and it's not lutefisk!
I don't have an attorney yet, it is very hard to get away, with out him throwing a bunch of questions at me.
He is one of these people that it takes him forever to make up his mind, he says one thing and once your hopes are up he crashes them down. I really wonder what he is thinking, I told him we should sell this place first and find something out there, and that way he could stay with his son, better deal for me.
It makes no sense to rent out there, and then wait and sell this house later, I plan on checking into them sites after he goes to bed.
My daughter and I will be getting some packing in this weekend, do know where to put it all yet, but we need to get started. I got until June to get things wrapped up, so I am trying to keep an open mind and tread slowly, he is not on to anything, and I don't want to rush things and then start making mistakes.
You all have been a great help with many things to look into, and I am very greatful for that, thanks for being my friends, and hanging in there with me.
I will keep checking on here as I can, so that he does not know what I am doing. Thanks from the bottom of my heart!!!!!! Yorkie
Yorkie- please read this site. Psychological abuse is also included. Is your name on the deed to that house?- do NOT sell or sign anything until you talk to a lawyer. You are being bullied by this loser. Some lawyers will help you over the phone if you cant afford a retainer. If Minnesota is equitable distribution you are entitled to part of the house.
I cant give legal advice but worked as a paralegal- in most states if you areon the deed you are entitled to 1/2. Get the copy off the public records. It is illegal for him to take the money. Are you selling right now? make sure you talk w/a lawyer. We are concerned for you- you have friends here!!.
I cant give legal advice but worked as a paralegal- in most states if you areon the deed you are entitled to 1/2. Get the copy off the public records. It is illegal for him to take the money. Are you selling right now? make sure you talk w/a lawyer. We are concerned for you- you have friends here!!.
sunny
I'm not sure about Yorkie's state, but in NJ, any property/assets acquired during the course of the marriage is subject to equitable distribution, regardless of whose names are on which documents.
yes- thats sort of what I meant. especially if she paid into the mortgage etc. In NY they have a really strange law- you still have to have "grounds" for divorce- and the other spouse can contest it.
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