If your mother in law bought the house with her money and not your husband’s, and if the house was held in her name, even if you lived in it, it is her house, not yours or your husband’s and you have no claim to it. If you can prove that the funds for the […]
If your mother in law bought the house with her money and not your husband’s, and if the house was held in her name, even if you lived in it, it is her house, not yours or your husband’s and you have no claim to it.
If you can prove that the funds for the house, cars, and other valuable items were really bought with your husband’s money earned during the marriage, then you would have a marital claim to them despite who holds legal title to these items.
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq/Divorce Solutions