Divorce Settlement Property Dispute

Summary

In Kentucky, property division in divorce settlements is typically final. If your ex-spouse failed to pay property taxes, leading to a tax sale, you may have legal recourse. Options include consulting a family law attorney, seeking court intervention, or potentially redeeming the property if the tax sale was recent. You might also sue for breach of contract to recover payments made. Consult a family law attorney for specific advice tailored to your situation.

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I'm just went through a divorce and I. The agreement I was to pay my husband until I pay the amount that was owed to pay it off or at * yrs. Now is there anything I can do since the land is still in his name and the didn't pay the taxes for 1 year and someone bought it
Hello Samantha,
Your situation seems complicated and I need more context to help. May I know which country and state you are from, please? This is important to provide accurate information as laws vary.
United States of America and in Kentucky
Hello Samantha,
In Kentucky, property division is typically final in divorce settlements. However, since your ex-spouse failed to pay taxes leading to the property being sold, you may have legal recourse:
*. Consult a lawyer: Discuss your situation with a family law attorney for specific advice.
*. Court intervention: Depending on your agreement's terms, the court may enforce the property transfer.
*. Tax redemption: You could potentially redeem the property if the tax sale occurred recently.
Please note that these are general guidelines and may not fully apply to your particular situation.
Can I sue him for the amount that I have already paid?
Hello Samantha,
In Kentucky, you might be able to sue your ex-spouse for the amount you've paid if he violated the divorce agreement. This can fall under "Breach of Contract". However, legal matters are complex and it's recommended you consult a family law attorney for specific advice.
Ok thanks
You're welcome, Samantha! If you need further assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask. Remember, consulting a family law attorney can provide in-depth advice tailored to your unique situation. Good luck!