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    3. My husband and I divorced December 11, 2006. We had real estate community property that he was to put on the market and sale within 6 months to a year, and split the proceeds with me. He put the home on the market for about 3 months, then took it off, then put it on and off the market several times. He is getting remarried and is trying to purchase a new home. I have contacted an attorney who said I needed a clarifying order with the judge, and referred me to another attorney who said she wa
    My husband and I divorced December 11, 2006. We had real estate community property that he was to put on the market and sale within 6 months to a year, and split the proceeds with me. He put the home on the market for about 3 months, then took it off, then put it on and off the market several times. He is getting remarried and is trying to purchase a new home. I have contacted an attorney who said I needed a clarifying order with the judge, and referred me to another attorney who said she wa

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      In Australia we have something called a 'caveat' a form of statutory injunction provided for under the Real Property act. When a Caveat is lodged, it effectively prevents the registration of any dealing (except for some statutory exceptions and any specifically permitted dealings).
      When a Caveat form is lodged, it effectively prevents the registration of any dealing (except for some statutory exceptions and any specifically permitted dealings.
      In effect, a caveat stops somebody from selling a certain property.
      12 years ago. Rating: 2
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        You certainly are entitled to half the proceeds of the sale but why keave it to your ex husband to sell you can offer the property for sale and your ex gets half the proceeds. Be pro-active not reactive.

        You can offer to buy his half if you can afford to do so at current market pricing.

        In Australia we also have legal aid available free of charge to those short of money.
        12 years ago. Rating: 1
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          JKD

          The divorce was granted in Texas and, so far I have let him take control of the whole situation, because of my children. He will not even discuss the house with me. I sent him an email yesterday, to see how I could help in moving the house, with no response. I spoke with an attorney last week, who said she couldn't help me. I will find a way to take some of my control back. Thank You!
          commented 12 years ago
          PEOPLELOVER

          I would be getting advise from another attorney, trouble is they charge like a wounded bull. Good luck wish there was more I could suggest.
          commented 12 years ago


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