Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Sale of house in PSA

I am very troubled when I see questions like yours posted here on Law Guru.

Your question indicates that either you have no attorney helping you (which is very bad) or your attorney is not answering your concerns and assisting you (which is really very very bad).

If you do not have a lawyer, please hire one today.

If you do have a lawyer and that lawyer does not answer these questions for you quickly and forcefully, then fire your attorney. Today.

and hire someone who will assist you.

Your ex-spouse's concerns may or may not be valid. It makes sense to have a good, effective real estate agent working to get your house sold. I have no way to know whether your ex- is acting in good faith here or not. First, you should try to get the house listed with his consent, with someone you both can trust. If that fails, then you spend several thousand dollars and go to Court to get it done.

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Re: Sale of house in PSA

The Court can give your attorney authority to sign his name on the contract of sale and at the closing.

Call me if you like.

Gary Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.com

Re: Sale of house in PSA

Yes, I have been in plenty of cases where the Court has listed the house for sale.