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Is this non compliance to divorce decree?
My boyfriend's divorce decree states in it that their shared home would be occupied and sold by him. In trying to get it on the market and sold as the decree states he has to get a sellers agreement signed by both mortgage holders (himself and his ex wife), she has so far denied signing it, and keeping him from putting the home on the market.
This is keeping him from doing one of the things stated that he would do.
Is this considered noncompliance on her part? and as a second note if she is in noncompliance and is taken in contempt of the court over it is it possible for her to lose her alimony because we know if she has a chance of losing her alimony she will probably sign readily.
5 Answers
- PogolawLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Consult the attorney that handled your divorce, he will be familiar with the court orders and ask him about getting a quit claim deed to the home.
- goz1111Lv 71 decade ago
It is very common in divorce decree for one party to not fulfill their obligation under the agreement, one can go into court to force her to sign off, but the consequences will not be the revoking of alimony
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- mLv 51 decade ago
Very possible. One thing that judges do not take lightly is one of the parties being non compliant with their judgment.
