Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Property sale after annulment

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You need to discuss with her the financial aspects of her demands for an unrealistic price. The selling price parameters should have been considered before you entered into your agreement. If she will voluntarily agree to modify her demands for a selling price as well as the terms of the settlement agreement, then that would be the best avenue for all. If not, you will probably have to go to court and seek the court's intervention.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.