Divorce Real Estate Questions

Summary

In Louisiana, grounds for divorce include adultery, felony conviction, abandonment, or living separate and apart for a certain period. A no-fault divorce can be filed if parties have been living separate and apart without reconciliation for 180 days. If both parties are on the title of a rental property, both should sign the lease for legal protection. If one party without authority signs and the other doesnt, the lease may not be legally binding.

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Divorce
What state are you currently residing in, ****? This will help me provide you with the most accurate information regarding divorce laws in your area.
Louisiana
What is the reason for your divorce? In Louisiana, grounds for divorce include adultery, felony conviction, abandonment, or living separate and apart for a certain period.
Living separate
In Louisiana, you can file for a no-fault divorce if you've been living separate and apart without reconciliation for 180 days.
I have a real estate question
What is your specific question about real estate in relation to your divorce?
If we have rental property do both of us have to sign the lease when renting it out?
In Louisiana, if both parties are on the title of the rental property, both should sign the lease. This ensures legal protection for both parties.
What happens if both parties don't sign is the lease still good?
In Louisiana, if both parties don't sign the lease, it may still be valid if one party has authority to sign. However, it's safer if both sign for legal protection.
If one party signs that don't have the authority and the other party doesn't sign what happens?
If one party without authority signs and the other doesn't, the lease may not be legally binding. It's best to consult a local attorney for specific advice.