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can a judge rule

Posted on: 30th Aug, 2010 07:13 am
i recently got divorced. i purchased a home in arizona prior to marriage. after being married for a few years we took out a home equity loan. a quick claim deed was signed by both of us. a year later we seperated and my spouse sign the quick claim deed on the equity loan and moved out. he is not on the mortgage loan or the deed to the house. the judge is ruling i need to refiance or sell my house to give him money to some of the equity he put into the home for the 5 years he lived there. what im wanting to know is how can a judge rule for me to sell or refiance when my spouse has never been on it.
the judge has the rights to give a ruling regarding the sale or refinance of the property. however, as your spouse has transferred the property to you, then he wouldn't be able to claim the equity in the property.
Posted on: 31st Aug, 2010 03:50 am
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