If you live in a marital property state, you may have contributed to the equity in the house, and therefore have a marital interest in it. The situation actually might be the same even in a non-? marital property state. In any case, the divorce court will allocate the assets if the two of you can not be mature enough to reach an agreement and security. This will be in two forms: a temporary order, and then the final divorce decree. Most people with good sense work hard at reaching agreements, which is almost always easier on the emotions and on the pocket book.
Answered on Sep 16th, 2015 at 7:59 PM