Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

deed change? pre marital agreement?
I'm not sure how I should do this? My boyfriend is moving in after 10 yrs, he is selling his home and plans to use some of the profit to build a garage here. He says when he moves in and does this he is entitled to 50/50 if we sell my home. He will profit approx. 40,000 from his home-and if my home is sold it would be approx. 220,000 (after morg. is paid)This is not fair as I have children (older) that should benefit. I need some kind of help before he moves in to state his equity-He also wants to refiance my morg.(as I have bad credit and the interest rate is 12%) how can he do this without signing over the Deed to him??? Please help

Asked on 12/31/02, 5:23 am

Stanley Fudor Law Offices of Stanley Fudor

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Re: deed change? pre marital agreement?

What are your plans with the boyfriend? Do you intend to get married? Do you intend the public to believe that you are common-law married???

Your boyfriend is wrong about the equity split. You must protect yourself and have an agreemnt in place before you lose any rights/equity.

Answered on 12/31/02, 8:39 am

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