Girlfriend uses boyfriend's and his income to help secure the equity she had in the home before
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she stood to lose it all of the equity in the house if the house were to foreclose. She was in some type of foreclosure bearance agreement, which she was behind on. The first six months of 2005 she only made 10k.
My claim is that i am owed half of the house since we are joint tenants on the deed title and the loan from the bank with both signatures. Since my income helped her keep her house and the 100k plus equity in the home. why shouldn't i ask for half of the property.
She is the one initiating this breakup!! It looks to me she was just trying to save the house and care nothing about me, since she doesn't want to work things out. she wants to file a partition in california, and have the judge just rule on the sweet equity and time on the property.
Do i have any chance an attorney would accept a case like this one? of can i sue her for anything?
Girlfriend uses boyfriend's and his income to help secure the equity she had in the home before she met me.If you are named on the property, you own half.
It would be mean to take half though, as it is her house. However you should expect to be reimbursed for the LOAN you gave her.
Girlfriend uses boyfriend's and his income to help secure the equity she had in the home before she met me.you might have a slight chance legally to have some claim, but is it really worth it?
If you didn't actually put any money in and it was just your "co-signer" help, then let it go and get your name off the items if you can. It may wind up ruining your credit if you can't, but that is why you don't co-sign for something like this.
You should just chalk it up to a good learning experience if you ask me. If you actually put any money in or did any work to improve the value then you can certainly try and get that back without feeling guilty if you really feel strongly and can follow through something that can take as much as a year or two. Might not be worth the headaches.
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