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Title Dispute Legalities Explained
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In Oklahoma, if your name was improperly removed from a house title, its crucial to act quickly by gathering documentation and consulting a real estate attorney. If your ex allowed a sale under false pretenses to sue the title company, it might be considered fraudulent. A quitclaim deed in Oklahoma transfers interest without title warranties. If a divorce decree specifies a 50/50 equity split, both parties must adhere unless modified by the court. Contempt claims arise from perceived violations. A semi-criminal trial involves civil and criminal elements. Consulting a family law attorney can clarify obligations and address trial and contempt claims. If the decree lacks a specific payment order, contempt might be contested, and court intervention may be needed.Full Conversation
no my ex allowed me to sell my house knowing that i thought it was a legal quit claim but she says aftet the sell it was not .. her intention was to sue the title company and i ask if that is legal
It sounds like a complex situation. Generally, if your ex knowingly allowed the sale under false pretenses to sue the title company, it might be considered fraudulent. It's crucial to consult with a real estate attorney in Texas to explore potential legal actions and understand your rights. Would you like help finding a local lawyer to discuss your case further?
im in oklahoma
Thanks for sharing. In Oklahoma, if there was any fraudulent activity regarding a house title, consulting with a real estate attorney is crucial to understand your legal options. They can guide you on whether pursuing a claim against the title company is feasible. Would you like help finding a lawyer in Oklahoma?
i dont think she has a claim .. i just wonder how legql it is to know and let something happen so that you can then sue for damages to get the insurance .. it sounds shady to me
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It does sound like a questionable situation, potentially involving fraudulent intentions. While allowing a sale to proceed with the intention to sue later might be seen as unethical or fraudulent, the legality depends on specific circumstances and evidence. Consulting with a real estate attorney can provide clarity on the options available for your ex.
It does sound like a questionable situation, potentially involving fraudulent intentions. While allowing a sale to proceed with the intention to sue later might be seen as unethical or fraudulent, the legality depends on specific circumstances and evidence. Consulting with a real estate attorney can provide clarity on the options available for your ex.
what is the atual law state for quit claim in Oklahoma
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In Oklahoma, a quitclaim deed is used to transfer interest in property without warranties about the title. Here's a general overview:
- The grantor transfers any interest they have to the grantee.
- It doesn't guarantee the grantor has any actual ownership.
- It's often used between family members or to clear title issues.
If there's a dispute or concern about the use of a quitclaim deed, consulting with a real estate attorney is advisable.
In Oklahoma, a quitclaim deed is used to transfer interest in property without warranties about the title. Here's a general overview:
- The grantor transfers any interest they have to the grantee.
- It doesn't guarantee the grantor has any actual ownership.
- It's often used between family members or to clear title issues.
If there's a dispute or concern about the use of a quitclaim deed, consulting with a real estate attorney is advisable.
if the devoce dicree simply says that she and I shafre */* equity for the house .. and that i am the sould owner and in control of the house .. where is the court order to pay her? As in i sold the house and she filed contempt of court for refusing to pay her , but i didnt refuse . i wanted to pay her but she only wanted ALL of the sell and pictures of my account .. no where does it say she is in tilted to that
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In Texas, if the divorce decree specifies a */* equity split, the court should also outline how to distribute the sale proceeds. If you complied with the decree but your ex demands more than her share, you may need to address this through the court. It's advisable to consult with a family law attorney to clarify your obligations and protect your rights.
In Texas, if the divorce decree specifies a */* equity split, the court should also outline how to distribute the sale proceeds. If you complied with the decree but your ex demands more than her share, you may need to address this through the court. It's advisable to consult with a family law attorney to clarify your obligations and protect your rights.
in oklahoma is where i am . there was never any other lines .. so im like how am i violating a court order ... she is entioed a
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In Oklahoma, if your divorce decree specifies a */* equity split and you've complied, it's essential to understand your obligations clearly. It might be a matter of interpretation or enforcement of the decree. Consulting with a family law attorney can provide guidance on whether you're violating a court order.
Is there any specific detail within the decree that you're unsure about?
In Oklahoma, if your divorce decree specifies a */* equity split and you've complied, it's essential to understand your obligations clearly. It might be a matter of interpretation or enforcement of the decree. Consulting with a family law attorney can provide guidance on whether you're violating a court order.
Is there any specific detail within the decree that you're unsure about?
no i think its very clear .. it says * i retain full ownership of the house , i pay any bills like taxes and insurance
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If your divorce decree clearly states that you retain full ownership while sharing equity, it seems you're not violating the order. However, if your ex is filing contempt, it might be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney to ensure you understand your responsibilities fully.
If your divorce decree clearly states that you retain full ownership while sharing equity, it seems you're not violating the order. However, if your ex is filing contempt, it might be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney to ensure you understand your responsibilities fully.
she says or her lawyer says im in cotempt .. but would that not mean i would have been in contempt at the moment of the divorce decree and for 4 years ? if i am not upholding the court order it never says when to pay her out
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In Oklahoma, if your divorce decree does not specify a timeline for equity payout, it's possible that it may need clarification or modification. Contempt typically arises when there's a clear violation of a court order. Consulting a family law attorney can provide clarity on your obligations and how to address the contempt claim.
In Oklahoma, if your divorce decree does not specify a timeline for equity payout, it's possible that it may need clarification or modification. Contempt typically arises when there's a clear violation of a court order. Consulting a family law attorney can provide clarity on your obligations and how to address the contempt claim.
well i went to a trial a few days ago and i didnt have a lawyer and they said that i had to pick a jury or no jury trial for the 21st, but i am like should this not be the court order time? Should you have to have given an order? they didnt even let me talk
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It sounds like you are dealing with a complex legal situation involving a trial and a potential contempt issue. In Texas, the court might require you to choose between a jury or non-jury trial as part of pre-trial procedures. If you feel that your rights weren't fully explained or that you were not given a proper opportunity to speak, it could be beneficial to consult with a legal professional who can help clarify your options and ensure your rights are protected.
Do you want to discuss your options further with a local attorney?
It sounds like you are dealing with a complex legal situation involving a trial and a potential contempt issue. In Texas, the court might require you to choose between a jury or non-jury trial as part of pre-trial procedures. If you feel that your rights weren't fully explained or that you were not given a proper opportunity to speak, it could be beneficial to consult with a legal professional who can help clarify your options and ensure your rights are protected.
Do you want to discuss your options further with a local attorney?
the judge said it was a simi criminal trial what does that mean?
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A "semi-criminal" trial typically refers to a case that involves both civil and criminal elements. It might mean that while the case is primarily civil, there are aspects that could involve criminal behavior or penalties. It's important to consult with a legal professional to understand the implications for your specific situation.
Do you have any more questions about your trial or need guidance on how to proceed?
A "semi-criminal" trial typically refers to a case that involves both civil and criminal elements. It might mean that while the case is primarily civil, there are aspects that could involve criminal behavior or penalties. It's important to consult with a legal professional to understand the implications for your specific situation.
Do you have any more questions about your trial or need guidance on how to proceed?
what is strange is that they would not let me pay them they wanted more than half or all of the money .. but them asking for more then half takes from my half
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It seems like a complex family law issue with potential implications from the divorce decree and trial proceedings. Here's some general information:
- In Oklahoma, if a divorce decree specifies a */* equity split, both parties must adhere to it unless clarified or modified by the court.
- Contempt claims arise from perceived violations of court orders.
- In a "semi-criminal" trial, civil and criminal elements may be present, impacting how the case proceeds.
Consulting with a local family law attorney could provide clarity on your obligations and how to address the trial and contempt claims effectively. Would you like any specific guidance or information?
It seems like a complex family law issue with potential implications from the divorce decree and trial proceedings. Here's some general information:
- In Oklahoma, if a divorce decree specifies a */* equity split, both parties must adhere to it unless clarified or modified by the court.
- Contempt claims arise from perceived violations of court orders.
- In a "semi-criminal" trial, civil and criminal elements may be present, impacting how the case proceeds.
Consulting with a local family law attorney could provide clarity on your obligations and how to address the trial and contempt claims effectively. Would you like any specific guidance or information?
well the question is if i could be considered for in contermpt for not paying out her equity .. even thouth there is no order to pay. could she not be the same for demanding my half or any of my half ?
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If your divorce decree specifies a */* equity split but lacks a specific payment order, contempt might be contested. Both parties must adhere to the decree, and if one demands more, the court may need to intervene. Consulting a family law attorney is advisable.
Do you have more details about the trial or decree that might help clarify your situation?
If your divorce decree specifies a */* equity split but lacks a specific payment order, contempt might be contested. Both parties must adhere to the decree, and if one demands more, the court may need to intervene. Consulting a family law attorney is advisable.
Do you have more details about the trial or decree that might help clarify your situation?
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