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DOES A QUICK CLAIM DEED AFTER A MARTIAL AGREEMENT SUPERCEDES THE ORIGINAL TERMS.

Posted on: 20th Jan, 2010 12:09 pm
on march 2008 i was official divorced in the state of florida. in the martial it was agreed apon both parties that i (the wife)have sole occupany in the house(no time frame given to sell )apon eventual sale ,if there were any net equity it were to be split 50/50, however three months later he signed a quit claim deed and told be to try to remove his name from the morgage. now two years later he is harassing me to sell the or buy him out. the house if about 100k upside down, do i owe him anything , now or in the future ? or did he waived his rights to any monetary compensation when i sell the home by signing the over the deed to me
as for owing your former husband anything, if you have negative equity, then your net equity is going to be zero. since you split the net equity, zero divided by two is still zero. that's my thought.
Posted on: 20th Jan, 2010 01:15 pm
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