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Tags >> property issues
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 realized recently that I received no money from the sell of the house that my ex wife and I lived in while married. My name was not on the loan for the home. The loan was in my ex wife's name and her mother was the co signer. Should I have still received 50% of the money received from the sell of the house?
 Preserving your pre-marital property requires meticulous record-keeping and accounting. Cordell & Cordell, PC. attorneys Dan Cuneo and Richard Coffee discuss Pre-Marital Property preservation after divorce. The discussion includes the Uniform Pre-Marital Agreement Act and information about how to draw up a properly enforceable Pre-Marital Agreement. Read Mr. Coffee's original article around which this discussion of pre-marital property is centered. Then, watch the video discussion after the jump.
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I live in Pittsburgh, Pa. My wife and I have been separated since 5/31/08. She moved out of the home and now renting a townhouse. My question is: Is she still responsible for paying any portion of the taxes on our home such as "Property tax?" She is still a co-owner of this residence. This is a concern to me when division of property and Federal Tax Return is to be divided.
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