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Another sh**ty move by my exAs you all know, My ex and I had our final divorce hearing and the judge rendered her decision in the case, but my atty is now in the process of writing it up so the judge can sign it.
My question is I just found out that the property my ex purchased back in 2007 and titled it solely in his g/f/s name, with the equity he took from our house (which he later let it go to foreclosure), he has just recently had the deed name transfered to him. He is now listed as the Grantee on the Deed.
We had the bank records from 2007 showing that the money to buy the house came from his account 5 days after the money went into his account from the equity he took from our house.
But it was titled in his g/f's name and it is in the state of WV, our divorce was in Md.
I wrote a letter to the judge asking for any help in this matter since she has not signed the actual papers yet.
Do you think there is anything she can do? It is marital property now, right? Since it is now in his name?
The judge stated it was marital property before even though it wasn't in his name but she didn't make a definate ruling on it.
She stated though that if my atty draws up the motion to obtain a lien on it and the WV courts agree to it then we could do that, but now it is legally in his name. Does that make it easier to get a lien against the house?
I asked my atty what we can do, and I know I went over her head by writing the letter to the judge personally but my atty has had a history of kind of dragging her feet and there were other issues she did not bring up.
But my atty said we could file a motion to ammend but why should we have to? The judgement hasn't been signed off yet, so couldn't my atty just inform the judge of what I found out?
I'm hoping the judge doesn't get upset with me by writing directly to her office, which I faxed over today!
But she was very sympathetic to me and how my ex dissipated all the marital assets in such a malicious manner.
I'm sure you remember my posts, and all that my ex did to make sure I received no part of the $165K that he got out of the house!!!!
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That is on possibly GOOD sh**ty move, when I read the title as with most posts I figured it was not in your favor.
Run with it, take your fair share from the divorce!
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Sorry, it did come out sounding like it was bad for me!!
I'm not sure if I'm going to pursue this though. It's just not fair that he owns a home and I'm forced to rent!
But the upside is that I can go wherever I want, if something goes wrong with the place I just call the maintenance man, and I don't have to put all my time and effort in "home improvements"!!!
Someday though, I will own my own little piece of the housing market!
Just gotta work at it.
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In Texas, the judge is not allowed to repond to direct communication from either party, as they are supposed to remain impartial, so I'm not sure if that will have any effect. But do have your attorney do whatever she can to get this taken care of for you, that is what she is getting paid for!!
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