Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada

Ex-husband stops paying home loan where ex-wife lives

This is another example of how saving a few hundred dollars by doing a divorce with a kit can cost so much more than paying a lawyer to handle the case. The true facts in this situation will make or break her situation. If the home improvement loan is a deed of trust on the house (and it probably is), they can foreclose if payments are not made. In other words, she will lose her house when he doesn't pay the loan. It would be very unusual for her name not to be on the loan if she was married when the loan was taken out, and I believe her name probably is on the loan.

In a do it yourself divorce, it would be remarkable to see language to properly force the husband to pay on this loan. If the language is proper, this requirement can be enforced in Court. Although I hope things work out for your daughter, it sounds like it will be a problem case that needs careful and meticulous legal attention. I would urge your daughter to stop trying to do it herself because the mistakes she makes will cost her dearly in the long run. Please suggest that she see a good lawyer to see if she can save her home, if it is worth anything to her.