Legal Question in Family Law in California
relinquishingrights to property
My current wife has been asking me for a divorce since January, we had a baby in March, she kicked me out in May, and she is asking me to relinquish any rights to a property she is about to buy now in July. Should I sign the interspousal deed and trust?
p.s. Her reasoning for the divorce after a little over a year is that I don't make enough money.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: relinquishingrights to property
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Hi,
Sorry to learn of your pending divorce. DO NOT sign any papers until an attorney evaluates your case. Divorce can be a tricky business, so I strongly urge you to immediately contact me or another attorney to protect your rights.
Best of luck and God Bless,
Russ Martin
(415)364-1604
Re: relinquishingrights to property
Your question cannot be answered by an attorney without a more complete review of all the the facts. Generally, the answer is no, without the advice of an attorney, don't sign anything. Good Luck, Pat McCrary
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