Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota
I was once married and me and my wife brought a house together, just because we're divorced does that mean that she get full right to the house that we brought together, it was never granted to her by the courts or anything, we just filed for divorce and we never put down anything about real estate or the assets that we shared together, please advise
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Generally if a substantive matter is not addressed in a divorce then it is not decided. In certain instances the validity of the divorce is called into question. I urge you to confer with an experienced family law attorney at this time so she/he may assist you. Tricia Dwyer Esq Tricia Dwyer Esq & Assoc PLLC http://dwyerlawfirm.net phone 612-296-9666 Mond-Sat. Minnesota Family Law Attorneys Minnesota Divorce Attorneys Minnesota Post Divorce Legal Issues Attorneys
You should have included any real estate in your divorce decree. excluding it is an error and a prime reason why you should always have an attorney.
The decree would have to be reviewed to determine what, if any, options you have. If indeed, the asset was omitted, you may have to file an action to reopen the decree with regard to that asset.
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