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Asked on: 4/03/06, 3:06 pm

where do I stand

My wife and I are heading for a divorce. The house we live in is in her fathers name. I found an email to my wife form her father saying that the house was wedding gift to us. do I have any claim on this house?

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Re: where do I stand You stand to litigate the issue. Do not lay down and do nothing or try to do it yourself. Get represented now. Call me directly at 16192223504....

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Re: where do I stand One of the first things you should do is check the status of record title as reflected by recorded instruments at the County Recorder's office. If indeed th...

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Re: where do I stand Too many questions I need answered before I can render an opinion. Call me....

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Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.

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Re: where do I stand You may have some claim to some portion of the home. You should seek the advice of a divorce attorney in your area....

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Roy Hoffman

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Re: where do I stand May need more, but that is a start. Make certain you retain a copy of that e-mail in your possession. Additional evidence, what is there?...

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