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mikem
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11/14/07 10:26 AM
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209.190.232.34
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Post-divorce Common Property
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My ex- and I still share equity in our home. Since the divorce she has had a man move in. Their combined incomes are about 4 times what I make. He sold his condo when he moved into the house and has the money invested. Under the terms of the divorce agreement my ex-wife can stay in the house for another two years (until my youngest reaches 18). My question is: does this guy moving in qualify as some sort of "material change" where I can try to get my equity out sooner? She has to refinance next year, and I'm thinking of not signing off on the refi unless I get my equity. This guy can well afford to buy me out. I think I should at least be compensated for him living off my equity.
Do I have any room to move on this or am I simply out of luck because the original divorce agreement can't be changed?
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Re: Post-divorce Common Property
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I'm confused , is she keeping the house or selling it . Why is she going to buy you out in 2 years and not when she refinances ?
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dumblond
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02/19/08 08:56 PM
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71.179.110.152
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Re: Post-divorce Common Property
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You are stuck. Not because the divorce can not be changed but because the other man has nothing to do with it. He can be a millionaire and it has nothing to do with you, her or the property.
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