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If a divorce is almost final in Florida and the wife is awarded the house in
Florida and the husband is awarded another house they own in Virginia. What are the rules governing him having her quitsign the deed? She is not listed on the mortgage |
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They both sign what they need to to get the property titled as ordered by the court. Or they are in contempt.
If that is what you mean. |
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No he is trying to find out what he needs to do to get her name off so he can sell the house. Does she have to quitsign?
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she normally has to sign her interest over to him
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Quick question. In a divorce, where the wife has signed off the deed, but the husband has refused to take her off the mortgage, IS IT RISKY to have HIM sign a quit claim deed (to store for now), until he gets the mortgage paid off? Once the mortgage is paid off, the quit claim deed can be destroyed. In this way, is the wife protected from owing on a house she no longer had a right to sell if need be? THANKS.
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