Quit Claim Dead

Quit Claim Dead - Divorce

"Rebecca & Peter Turner"	1/28/2004 11:03:22 PM
I divorced my X-Husband about 3 years ago now, and still have not managed to get a Quit Claim Deed form him for the transfer of the house from Joint Names to my Soul Name. In our Divorce Papers it clearly stated that he would make a quit claim of the property to myslef and was signed. He just refuses to do it. Please advise if I can take matters further and either enforce that he signs or is there some way I can transfer the house without his signature to my soul name, as he has signed in the Divorce papers that he would do so. Thanks for the help.



TOTE@dog-play.com	1/29/2004 5:51:08 AM
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 23:03:22 -0500 Rebecca & Peter Turner <pdt0607@charter.net> whittled these words: I divorced my X-Husband about 3 years ago now, and still have not managed to get a Quit Claim Deed form him for the transfer of the house from Joint Names to my Soul Name. In our Divorce Papers it clearly stated that he would make a quit claim of the property to myslef and was signed. He just refuses to do it. Please advise if I can take matters further and either enforce that he signs or is there some way I can transfer the house without his signature to my soul name, as he has signed in the Divorce papers that he would do so. You can't transfer without his signature. You can do a court action. If you prove your case the court can issue a decree ensuring you have transferrable title. Don't try this by yourself. Get an attorney.



"oldal4865"	1/29/2004 8:25:12 AM
Rebecca & Peter Turner wrote in message <101h1kaehhfbf42@corp.supernews.com>... I divorced my X-Husband about 3 years ago now, and still have not managed to get a Quit Claim Deed form him for the transfer of the house from Joint Names to my Soul Name. In our Divorce Papers it clearly stated that he would make a quit claim of the property to myslef and was signed. He just refuses to do it. Please advise if I can take matters further and either enforce that he signs or is there some way I can transfer the house without his signature to my soul name, as he has signed in the Divorce papers that he would do so. Thanks for the help. 1. He can be "forced", i.e. a judge can force the matter. If he tries those games with a judge, he can get fined and/or jailed. 2. A clever attorney can petition to make him pay your attorney fees for the court case. 3. This kind of shenanigan is common in divorce cases. Both parties tend to be mad at each other and engage in such petty stuff. The judges see it all the time. 4. You have a better chance of getting him to pay fees and damages in this and other divorce-related dealings if you behave in an honest and aboveboard manner (no shenanigans on your part) and keep careful records 5. Match him, shenanigan for shenanigan, and the judge will fine both of you. This is an excellent example of why lawyers are necessary. This kind of thing is really difficult to handle by yourself. Regards Old Al (retired engineer, not a lawyer)

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