Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
Awarded my home in F.J. I have lost my home of 20 yrs.
If your contract has expired w/ yr realitor, and she was appointed a general magistrate by the Judge. Can he force you to continue using a realitor who betrayed a Fidiciary relationship who succeeded w/ an order for writ of possession that you were awarded exclusive use & possession of yr home, upon the sale of the home awarded the proceeds w/ the first $15,000 to be given to the former husband?(Family Dr.of 26 yrs.)
A conspiracy took place between my realitor/former husband/attny who knew the contract on the sale of home was to be withdrawn...no closing, and they continued to have me forced from my home?
I need to sign w/ a new realitor and was told from the present realitor the Judge extended her contract until Sept 5th w/ a cont. of Case Management conference.
I am homeless, $20 in my pocket and no Alimony to follow until another offer is recieved on my home. All my rights have been literally stripped from my life.
(F.J. appointed ex to pay 1st,2nd,&H.O. Ins. to be deducted from perm. alimony sending balance to wife until the sale of the home. I haven't recieved alimony to live on for 14 mo. to date due to error in the F.J. unpaid taxes were never entered in trial. Mortg paid taxes 04-06 increased pymt fm $2313.-4500mo.
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Re: Awarded my home in F.J. I have lost my home of 20 yrs.
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There is obviously much more to this matter than you reported here or can be answered in a few lines. You have expressed many different thoughts and potential issues. You need to consult a local attorney who can review the file and all pleadings and provide you with a viable response. If you literally have no money, check with the local bar association and they probably have a list of attorneys who will provide services pro bono (no charge).
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
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