Legal Question in Family Law in Ohio

separation of real estate in dissolution

husband and I are both named on loan and deed for property. he is keeping the property, I will have no claims to it after the dissolution. we are filing our own dissolution papers, how should the separation of the property be phrased? or does he need to refinance to remove my name? do I need a quitclaim?


Asked on 5/15/07, 11:55 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Edward DiCato Edward DiCato Attorney at Law

Re: separation of real estate in dissolution

You need a professionally drafted seperation agreement that is reviewed and has to be approved by the Court. For your mutual peotection you should obtain the assistance of a lawyer, since a mistake at this point could lead to problems later. If you are both in agreement about all of the issues, a single lawyer can be used and most will quote you a flat fee. Dissolutions are relatively inexpensive. I would be glad to discuss the matter further with you and quote you a firm price.

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Answered on 5/16/07, 12:56 am


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