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Old Mar 13, 2007, 02:16 PM
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hi out their my father in law is told by his ex that she wants half of house which she left 14yr ago they are divorce he payed house off has she any rights

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Old Mar 13, 2007, 02:25 PM   #2  
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Is her name on the title to the house? If so she does have a right to some of it, how much is up to the courts.
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What was the terms of the divorce ? What was the division of property at that time was she suppose to get 1/2 of house ?

Next is her name currently on the deed ?

If she has no legal right, she can want all she does, I want to own 1/2 of the bank, but that won't ever happen either
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It's hard to say, especially after 14 years. My initial gut reaction would be to say no given the circumstances. Ultimately it's up to the judge.

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