Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: How do I get my soon to be ex to sign real estate papers to list house on ma

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Re: How do I get my soon to be ex to sign real estate papers to list house on ma

The one important fact that you left out was whether there is any provision in the Interlocutory Judgment regarding the house. Was this asset divided and how is the division handled? Please restate your question adding this information.