In your divorce decree, there may have been directives for you and your now former spouse that required action after the divorce. These terms of the divorce may have included the following:
- Pay spousal maintenance
- Leave the marital home
- Assume responsibility for taxes and upkeep of the marital home
- File documents with the court and the title company to change ownership of the house
- Refinance the home in one name only to remove the other spouse's association with the mortgage
- Turn over keys
- Return items taken from the house to the spouse remaining there
- Leave certain household goods in the house — or take them
- Deliver a beloved pet to the other spouse
- File tax returns
- Cash in stocks or bonds and split the proceeds
- Pay debts
- Pay attorneys' fees
If your ex-wife or ex-husband has failed to comply with a court order in the Phoenix area or nearby, contact an experienced divorce lawyer at the law offices of Lasiter & Jackson.
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