Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Do not want to sell partition house

If partition order is seeked, what are the chances that the court could order the other party to sign the deed to the owner that has been paying all the bills and placed for money down for the house. My ex-boyfriend and I are on deed of the house, but the mortgage is in his name since my credit was not great at the time. He has not lived in the house since 2005 and there was aprepurchase agreement between us stating that the ultimate goal was to secure the home for me and my children. Alater agreement was signed stating that he forfeited all rights to the house which was filed as part of a domestic violence case. I am not interested in selling my house, just want to refinace the same to get his name of the mortgage and deed. Is there a way that he can be forced to sign the deed?. He refuses to sign the deed


Asked on 11/04/07, 7:15 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

Re: Do not want to sell partition house

A court may order it.

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Answered on 11/04/07, 10:36 am


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