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If a married man is separated but not divorced and gets a new girlfriend and buys a house with her, is his wife entitled to any part of the ownership when she divorces him?
I can only speak for California (other community property states may be similar). I actually deal with these situations as a family law attorney. The new girlfriend in your scenario is largely irrelevant. The spouse may have an interest in the house if any community property money was used to pay for the house.However, if the spouse buying the house used his own separate property money for the down payment, etc, his ex spouse will likely not have an interest in it. Even so, the home-buying spouse should, at the very least, have his ex spouse sign an interspousal transfer deed waiving any and all interest in the home. Better still would be either a post-marital agreement (if no dissolution proceeding exists) or a Stipulation and Order (if there is an ongoing dissolution action) in which the parties agree the non-purchasing spouse has no interest in the home and will sign an interspousal transfer deed.
When you file for a divorce, when can you buy a home?
I can only speak for California. In California, it somewhat depends on the other party. If the other party is cooperative, he or she can sign an interspousal transfer deed disclaiming any interest in the home being purchased, and the lender will likely be satisfied with that, and approve a loan to the buying spouse. I have done a few stipulations for the purchase of a house while the divorce is proceeding. It takes the cooperation of both spouses.If one of the spouses refuses to cooperate, the home-buying spouse can file a motion seeking to have the clerk of the court authorized to sign the interspousal transfer deed (and any other paperwork) to allow that spouse to complete the home purchase. It should be made clear that the home is being purchased with separate property money (usually only applies to the down payment, as the monthly payments will likely be from a separate property source) and that the other spouse’s rights will not be affected in any way by the purchase.So the short answer is that it can be done anytime after the first filing if the other spouse is cooperative. If they are not, it may take a court hearing, which can take 5 weeks or more to set (most of our courts are shut down at the moment because of covid-19, so all bets are off as far as getting a hearing date anytime soon).
Does the interspousal transfer grant deed supersede California's community property rule?
California Family Code Sections 850–853 address the transmutation of community property to separate property; separate property to community property; and separate property of one spouse to separate property of the other spouse.The cited statutes address the various requirements of transmutation, such as a written conveyance.A grant deed can be sufficient to establish transmutation. A lawyer would need to analyze such a deed and the relevant circumstances to determine whether, in a given instance, transmutation has occurred.
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