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Kearns Rotolo Law

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Commonly Asked Divorce Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

I would like to sue my atty

Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
You are probably out of time to sue.  Don't take the word of one person reading your divorce judgment so many years after it has been completed.  If you have not had any problems with the agreement, then consider it in the past and move on. 
You are probably out of time to sue.  Don't take the word of one person reading your divorce judgment so many years after it has been completed.  If you have not had any problems with the agreement, then consider it in the past and move on. 
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I owned my condo prior to marriage, we lived in the condo for 5 years, we are now getting divorced, my spouse was nvr on mortgage or deed.

Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
You have to look at what's equitable distribution.  You speak of liability for the mortgage.  What about the proceeds of the sale?  Is there equity in the property or does the value of the mortgage exceed the value of the property?  Usually, she might be entitled to the appreciation in the value of the property, but the recent drop in property values means that there is possibly no appreciation anyway, just liability for the mortgage.  If that's the case, the mortgage debt, or a portion of it, might be part of the overall settlement. 
You have to look at what's equitable distribution.  You speak of liability for the mortgage.  What about the proceeds of the sale?  Is there equity in the property or does the value of the mortgage exceed the value of the property?  Usually, she might be entitled to the appreciation in the value of the property, but the recent drop in property values means that there is possibly no appreciation anyway, just liability for the mortgage.  If that's the case, the mortgage debt, or a portion of it, might be part of the overall settlement. 
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What is a wife of 40 years entitled to. She never had any education beyond HS, was a stay at home mom most of her life.

Answered by attorney Diana L. Anderson
Divorce lawyer at Diana L. Anderson
The wife is certainly entitled to more than what you think !!  The wife can get a portion of the pension, and Social Security, and the assets.  She can collect alimony and the house will have to be sold and divided, the mortgage paid, and the proceeds divided.  Don't give up !! If you are the wife, you are entitled to more than you are getting !
The wife is certainly entitled to more than what you think !!  The wife can get a portion of the pension, and Social Security, and the assets.  She can collect alimony and the house will have to be sold and divided, the mortgage paid, and the proceeds divided.  Don't give up !! If you are the wife, you are entitled to more than you are getting !
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