Interlachen, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

It is not clear what has happened or what your question pertains to, so the only person who could apparently answer your question is your attorney. You need to talk to him find out what your options are.

You need to hire an attorney to handle this properly for you, as it can be quite technical if you cannot locate him. First, we would have to make a good faith attempt to locate him, and then if that failed, then we could serve him via publication. The main issue is properly getting him served, and then filing the necessary affidavits if he cannot be located.

Congratulations on working out the issues of your separation for yourselves. It's rather unlikely that the lenders on your vehicles and on your house will release one of you from the obligation for the debt, but it won't cost you anything to ask. More likely, you will have to refinance each of the debts into your own name. With the vehicles, there are a number of lenders that will refinance car loans, even if your own original lender will not. You can find them by doing an internet search. With the house, you can certainly ask your lender, but more likely whoever is getting the house will have to refinance the loan. If that is not possible for insufficient income reasons, then you may be able to enter into an agreement with each other as part of your divorce, that whoever is getting the house as a certain period of time (e.g. a year, two years, etc.) to refinance the house, otherwise it has to sold, and if they fail to make the payments on time, then it also has to be sold, with the net proceeds to be divided between you however you deem appropriate.