Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

This is one of those provisions which often show up in divorce decrees, and they leave lots of room for interpretation. There are many things which can happen within 3 years to either of you or your ability to pay for the house, and it appears that nothing was put in the decree to cover these. In such a case, you need to stay on top of what her intentions are, and be ready to go back to court to get a ruling if she starts playing games with the house or the payments. In the meantime, you need to closely monitor that the payment are being made (if she was ordered to pay them) to make sure your credit is not ruined.

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