shoe sistah asked:
My ex boyfriend who I am still married to (long story). Is buying a house in Georgia. I am not familiar with the real estate laws in GA. My question is am I legally bound to this house? Is Georgia a marriage state like FL? Meaning that even though its his house do I still have to sign off on it? Also divorce is not an option right now.
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My ex boyfriend who I am still married to (long story). Is buying a house in Georgia. I am not familiar with the real estate laws in GA. My question is am I legally bound to this house? Is Georgia a marriage state like FL? Meaning that even though its his house do I still have to sign off on it? Also divorce is not an option right now.
thanks
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missflorida2007 Says:
March 30th, 2009 at 10:34 pmVisit missflorida2007
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Your…ex…boyfriend….who you are….married to…..(wouldn’t that make him your….husband…..?)……so wait….you….dumped him….but….you’re married to him? I’m sorry, that wasn’t very helpful, but I was just so confused….
boston857 Says:
April 2nd, 2009 at 5:02 amVisit boston857
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As far as I know, there are no dower rights in Georgia……
Steve K Says:
April 4th, 2009 at 3:50 pmVisit Steve K
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No you do not have to sign on the mortgage. By the way, you don’t have to in FL either unless it is a refinance. In FL, you would have equal rights to a property that he bought and paid for, without any signature requirements from you, if you are legally married.
In GA, it is different. He buys it, you have no rights to it unless you are on the title of the property. Beware that many get this all confused, so if someone is asking you to sign something check your rights and responsibilities with both the lender and the title company. GA requires an attorney, so you get legal advice;whereas, FL only requires a notary to sign your mortgage.