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You always want to get legal advice from a divorce lawyer. |
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Though I will not give you advise as to your specific question, I will say names on Title..not Deed..are the property owners. The Deed is just a vehicle for recording a Lien against the Title. In Florida, your spouse will have rights to any property you own or purchase until the divorce is finalized and will be required to sign the title at closing. You should consult a local Realtor in the state you wish to purchase a property for additional guidance. And, as always, since what you are asking is a legal question..consult your local attorney (Real Estate or Divorce). Good Luck! |
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Correction to my last statement...The Deed one type of vehicle for transferring Title and the most common used but Title can be transferred other-ways which is why I said Title conveys ownership. |
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Thank you all of these are helpful. |
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I'm filing for a divorce and have 2 children. My spouse has his pre-marriage house. I would like to buy one, but just seperated how do I go about it? Thx..I live in MD |
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buy |
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I was in a similar situation. I live in Florida and had filed for an uncontested divorce the day I received notice that the seller's bank had decided to close on the short sale I had been waiting for within two weeks. I hired a real estate attorney who drafted a durable power of attorney stating that my current husband had no claim on the house and so forth. He signed off an notarized it and I was able to purchase the house. |
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Can you buy a house while you are getting a divorce and pay cash for it |