Hi, please help;
I was divorced in NM, in year 2000.
Beginning of 2006 my ex filed the motion of
modification.
He wants to force a sale of the condominium,
located in California, bought in 1996.

Divorce decree says, in case of sale, equity divided
equally between him and me. I live in the
condo, ex pays the mortgage ( divorce decree).
Equity grew 400% over 5 years.
Both our names were on the title at the moment of divorce.

In 2001 ex signed new quit claim deed to himself and me,
tenants in common.

In 2002 he signed another quit claim deed. This
time to my present husband, himself and me, tenants in
common.
The real estate lawyer in California, basing on
the deeds, wrote a letter for use in NM.

The letter says; deed from 2001, did not change
the percentage of ownership, rather put "new vest" on property, instead of being marital
property, became two separate properties with
50/50 ownership.

By the deed in 2002, my ex split his interest
in three parts.
Now the ownership in percentage is:

my ex and my preset husband have 17% each,
I have 68%.

My questions are;

If the property is going to be ordered sold by
Family Court in Albuquerque, will the court
order overrule deeds and the present division
of property ?
Will I have to pay my ex 50% of present , huge equity ?
Will partition of my present husband going to be neglected?

If not, how and where I will be able to appeal
and execute the power of the deeds ?
I also would like to know:
In case I would not cooperate with the process of the sale,
does my husband have to go back to the court to force puting condominium on the auction for sale ?
How it will work if case is in different state than property ?

Thank you very much
eva
ps. yes I do have a lawyer...., please...