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Is there a way to protect my house from being taken if sued?
Is there any law against someone taking my house if they sue me
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You can file under the Homesteading Act at your local townhall. There shouldn't be any charge.
- 1 decade ago
No.. there isn't a law.. and your house may be taken and sold.
PUT IT IN SOMEONE ELSE'S NAME!! But even when you do so... It is not failsafe because if the court finds that your intention in putting the house in someone else's name was to foil the court out of obtaining the house for auctioning purposes so that your debt may be settled then you may have to relinquish the house after all.
- kristinmazz1Lv 41 decade ago
It really depends on the laws where you live & the nature of the lawsuit, and the extent of the "damages" Best to consult a lawyer in your area.
- HarryLv 41 decade ago
Consult an attorney. Do not put your home in someone else's name. They could be sued or they could kick you out of your home. It wouldn't be your home anymore if your transferred it to someone else.