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Question:

I have been married for eleven years, and for three of those years I have wanted a divorce. During the marriage, my wife had an affair and got pregnant. For nine years after that, I thought the child was mine but a DNA test proved differently.

Can I sue for parental fraud?

Question:

My father owned property prior to his second marriage which began 10 years ago. Three months ago, his 2nd wife told him that if he wanted to save their marriage, he would put her name on the deed. He's a sucker. He also signed for a new car for her.

She filed for divorce approximately 2 months after the deed and 1 week after getting the car.  Is there any sort of time period in which the new deed can be protested?

Question:

I divorced my ex in 2004 and I was working out of town at the time so she actually filed the divorce.

After bringing me several drafts of the divorce decree I finally signed one. Now I am finding out that the home we owned was in the divorce stating that if sold we would split the proceeds. I know that was not in the one I signed, at least not to my knowledge, or I never would have signed it. As soon as I realized it was in the final draft I had her sign a quit claim deed releasing her interest in the property.

Is a quit claim deed a legal binding document that would negate what is in the divorce decree? I had to refinance the mortgage to pay off a credit card, then I sold the home about 6 months later. I did not make any money at the sale of the house, I actually had to pay at closing. Now she is sueing me for not splitting the refinance amount that I used to pay off my credit card. Do I have any grounds to refuse?