I recently got divorced, I was served. My ex has two years to pay me my share for the house. My name is still on the mortgage but signed a Quit Claim deed.
It is not unusual for the decree to require you to obtain permission from your ex-wife before going to the marital residence if it was awarded to her. You should be able to make arrangement to pick up any of your belongings form the residence, but I would not risk the involvement of the police or a trespassing charge. If you have a legitimate need to go to the residence, you should address that with your ex-wife.
No, if you assign to quit claim deed you no longer have any rights to enter the home without his permission. He has duties under the divorce decree which he must meet, and if he does not, you can take him back to court to enforce it. You do not however have rights to the home at the quit claim even though you remain liable for the mortgage if it is not paid.
No. It sounds as though your divorce judgment awarded the house to your ex-wife. She has exclusive possession of the house, and you have no right to go in it, paid or not paid.
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