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Many people think the name on a house title decides ownership in a divorce. This isn't true. The court looks at when the couple bought the house, not whose name is on the title.

*The name on the mortgage doesn't determine who keeps the house in a divorce. *The court splits the house's value, not the debt obligation to the bank. *Solutions vary. Selling the house. One party keeping it and compensating the other.

Each divorce case is unique. Talk to a lawyer. The court aims to split assets fairly, not necessarily equally.

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If [I Sign Over The House, Am I No Longer Obligated To Pay The Mortgage] - ChooseGoldmanlaw https://youtu.be/TAFAdSaPJFg

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