I quit claimed my house to two relatives so they could help me with getting a loan for repairs. I thought they were getting an equity loan but they got a second mortgage. A friend told me that in Florida because of past problems with flipping houses that quit claims are not legal without paying off the house.
The original mortgage company considers me the owner and only communicates with me. When my house sells and the balance due is paid, will the house then belong to the three of us?
We have a contract on the house to sell it signed by the three of us. Is that contract valid?
Do the three of us own the house or do I? How can I research this on my own?
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I was just reading this article: http://marriage.about.com/cs/cohabitation/a/livingtogether.htm
and it says that cohabitation before Marriage is more likely to lead to divorce once the couple gets married…
This makes no sense to me – I mean it should be like a dry run…if things work out then great you get married if not then you split up!
They said that the reason is because couples who live together don’t talk about issues with each other – to me it seems more like the couples wouldn’t be talking regardless of if they lived together or not are and bound to wind up divorced regardless of what they did before marriage…
What do you lot think??
(Please read article – it’s seriously just bullet points)
I don’t like that the assumption is by the seemingly more religious answerers that one cannot be moral and virtuous unless they subscribe to a specific religion
I’m just saying that if you’ve dated someone for awhile (ie past infatuation stage), are not moving in together because of financial need or to get away from your current situation, neither of you have kids, you’re both in your mid twenties, and you don’t only see each other on weekends, you take marriage seriously but you know this person is the one so you want to start a life together – how is moving in together a bad idea and why are so many people convinced the marriage will ultimately end in divorce?
My husband and I have been apart for just a few days more than a year now and we’re still not divorced. It’s been an ongoing battle of motion after motion that he’s filing to try and gain full custody of our son. Neither of us contest the divorce, we both definitely want to get away from each other, he just wants what’s most important to me… my child. If we can’t agree on custody at this point but agree that a divorce now would be fine how, if at all, can this be done? I live in Florida if that matters.
I am buying a building on land contract. One year later the seller would like to come in and inspect the property. There is nothing in the contract about inspecting the property.
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