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If one spouse sells the house during a divorce without the other spouse knowing, what happens? Min Austria Assistant at Ascent Law LLC In North Carolina, if a property has no beneficiary designated in the deed, then it will be awarded to the owner's current spouse. This can result in a situation where an unsuspecting party is suddenly burdened with the responsibility of maintaining a home that he or she may have had little choice in buying. The law is different in every jurisdiction and it would be wise to consult with an attorney if you are experiencing this problem. If you're in the process of getting a divorce and have not yet decided what to do with your house, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to make sure your spouse (or soon-to-be-ex) doesn't sell the house without telling you first. I know this sounds like a really easy thing to avoid doing. But if there's any animosity between you and your spouse, they might suddenly decide they need to get rid ...

If a wife refuses to sign divorce papers, what happens? Min Austria Assistant at Ascent Law LLC If you're getting divorced and your wife refuses to sign the divorce papers, what does that mean for you? There are some things you can do—and some things you can't. If she is thinking about not signing the papers, then she may be considering reconciliation. If this is the case, or if she has refused to sign on principle because she's trying to make a point, then there isn't much you can do. Virtually every state requires one party's signature on a divorce decree. The rules differ by state as to whether this means both parties have to be in agreement to the divorce or whether it only needs one party's signature—but in every case, if one party refuses to sign, then the other party is unable to file for divorce. If your wife won't sign the papers, your first step should be to try and talk her into doing so. If you're getting divorced because of an affair and/or ...