Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
As an edit on my last question: My wife and I are going through a non-contested divorce. She left at the end of September last year. We have both signed legal documents stating that she will not kick me out or have the utilities turned off until she pays me the money that she owes me. She has only given me 3 days to vacate the property once I receive the money. I signed a waiver at the bank stating that I would give up all rights to the house, once the divorce is final. The reason I was told to sign off on that paper was to give the bank proof that she will be moving back into the house so that she can get the loan to pay me off. She receives most of her mail at the other address she is living at. Is there anyway that she can force me off of the property, even though it states that she cannot do that? We have been married for 26 years.
3 Answers from Attorneys
A notarized document means nothing in a Family Court proceeding. Unless the court issues an Order anything is up for grabs.
Cannot give an opinion without document review. See a local attorney with all documents.
Your divorce is not uncontested at this point. Hire a lawyer.
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