I am doing a short sale of my primary residence house in Florida"as is" that my ex husband quit claimed to me. He has died. I have remarried and will be moving to Idaho where my new husband lives.
The real estate agent says the bank wants my husband (I guess new one) to sign the closing papers. I don't think he should. What do you think?
It sure couldn't be the ex. No problem in having him sign, since he is your spouse.
the house was a short sale we went through the walk through, the owner was there he said he was leaving that tuesday in about (4-5 days) the house closed 3 weeks later. we went to the house with selling agent and our agent..lights, fans, mirror wardrobe doors, bookshelf torn out ,smoke alarm ,door bell, towel bars, etc. were all gone.
What is your question?
When do the joint assets and debts stop becoming joint in Minnesota?
I am trying to figure out a balance sheet and need to know when the debts stop becoming joint debts because I paid $2500 dollars on a credit card between the day I was asked to leave the marital home and the day I was handed divorce papers.
I was asked to leave the home on May 29 2010 and received divorce papers on July 21 2010.
So do I use the credit card debt figures from May or July 2010?
The $2500 difference sure would help me pay on for my legal help.
My lawyer seems to avoid this question when i ask her...
According to Minn. Stat. 518.58, subd. 1 the court shall value marital assets for purposes of division as of the prehearing settlement conference unless a different date is agreed upon or the court decides another date is fair and equitable. Your attorney might be avoiding the question because there is no clear cut answer. Parties can negotiate different dates for the division of debt: the date of separation, the prehearing date, the date the parties mediate, etc. Most of the time you have to provide verification of your debt and then the parties' negotiate how to divide it. Which figures are used in your case will likely depend upon the negotiations but if your divorce goes to trial, the court might use the prehearing date.
can a police officer give you a dui in a parking lot?
Yes it is possible. Many circumstances must be taken into consideration when determining the legality of this situation.
Yes. Look at your ticket. If you were charged with .08 then you can move to supress the test results. In any event, get a lawyer. You will need one.
