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Can I still get my share of the home my ex husband and I had a joint venture in when I agreed in the divorce..

papers to sign over my share to him? He told me that he would do the legal work with the other couple we had the joint venture with and then give me my share. The only reason I went along with this is that the other couple was very wealthy and told me they would never give me my share and would fight me in court. I asked several lawyers and they told me they would not take the case because this couple would bankrupt thier company if they tried to fight for me. I have argued with my ex over this for NINE years and he told me that he never got a dime and I should forget about it. I should mention that I am disabled and have no money and the house was worth around 6million at the time of the divorce. Well, I just learned from a member of my ex husbands family that he did get 3.6 million from the other couple. I NEVER signed ANY papers to sell this house and have no idea how they were able to buy my ex out and not have my signiture? What kind of lawyer would I need?
Thank you for that answer...I did go to the court house and got the deed and it only said the owners of the house...the other couple. I had my copy of the Deed with all 4 names on it. I can't understand how they could have changed the Deed without me signing anything???
Thank you....But, in the divorce papers it states that I must sign over the house to him, I never signed. May I also add that he told me if I did not sign over the house he would take the kids out of the country and I would never see them again. He was not born here, so it could have happened and I knew that...I would never have agreed to this if I was not so scared about the kids.

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1. In order to make your claim legal, go to the register of deeds in your county (at the courthouse) and ask for a copy of anything recorded (deed, contract of any kind) for that legal description. (The legal description for the house appears on your divorce decree). They can give you a copy (ies) of what has transpired on that property since your divorce.

The next thing I would do is to go to the Judge who decreed your divorce, let him know your ex is in violation of your divorce decree. Let the judge instruct you in what you need to do. He can find your ex in contempt of court and haul him in on his own. Or he will advise you to get an attorney and can suggest what type you need.

Right now, you are taking another person's word for it, and the records will show exactly what transpired.

Good Luck!

2. You signed your share over to him so they didnt need your signature

3. Nine years is an important point here. You may not have much of a claim after that amount of time. A family pratice lawyer to see about the divorce paperwork and see if he is in violation is the only chance you have. The nine years is a big problem. Sorry. And good luck