In most marriages, the family home is the single largest asset that they have. More likely than not, it is going to be a major point of contention in reaching a final distribution of marital assets. The issue only becomes more complicated when the parties had children during the marriage as the children will also be affected by this decision. Read the full article here: [ Ссылка ]
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In this article we will be discussing Who Gets the House in A Divorce, and we answer the questions of: Is the House a Marital Asset?, Can Either Party Keep the House?, What Is an Equity Interest?, How is Equity Determined?, Can I Buyout the Other Person’s Interest?, If I Have the Majority of Parenting Time Will the Judge Give Me the Home?, What If I Cannot Afford to Make the Mortgage Payments on My Own?, What If I Cannot Get Approved for a Refinance After the Divorce, How Do I Show My Spouse No Longer Has an Interest In the Home?, and What if My Spouse Is Refusing to Sign the Quitclaim Deed After I Was Awarded the House?
**None of the content in this series is intended as paid legal advice.
