What do I need to do to get my home in my name only, husband has agreed to give it to me in the divorce, we both are on deed, loan is in his name only.
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Read More Answered By: Matthew Nahrgang |
It is simply a matter of signing a deed. However, a property settlement agreement is preferred to assure the both of your rights and liabilities are covered and to assure any future lender that he has no further right to the p[property.
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