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    Default Enforcing a Separation Agreement In North Carolina

    Here it goes, I left my martial home to my abusive husband in Sept 2006. In the separation agreement it said that I would leave the home..(I did not want the home, he was going nuts..etc), but in the division of martial property it states, "Wife property rights to the marital home, house #...etc, the wife agrees to to receive a lump sum of $$$$$$. It is the intent of this agreement that the wife will have no obligation to sign any deeds to the foregoing until such time that the $$$$$$ is delivered to her."

    Now in a Sept 2007 when we can file for a divorce, does he have to hold up his end of the bargain and pay me then? I mean it says that I would give him the house for a lump sum and would not sign it over to him. When does he have to fulfill his end of this agreement? Can he divorce without fulfilling it and hold on to the house forever?

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    Default Enforcing A Separation Agreement in North Carolina

    I left out, I signed over 3 investment properties to him as well...due to the fact that I could not afford the mortgages on them and the the values were dropping. The agreement states, "all investment property shall be the sole and separate property of the husband. In the settlement the Wife's property rights to the marital home located...XXX...the wife agrees to receive the lump sum of $$$$$. It is the intent of this agreement that the wife will have no obligation to sign any deeds to the foregoing until such time that the $$$$$ is delivered to her."

    Since my soon to be ex is threatening to give me nothing, and trying to pressure me into refinancing with him????? Can he not pay me forever? I only have a 5 yr ARM on this house, do I have to resign it with him? It states that I do not have to sign over any of the deeds to him until he pays me in full. How do I do this when each property will be sold at different times? My EX is a complete naracistic abuser and wants what he wants so I want to make sure that I get my cash out of this soon.

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    Default Re: Separation agreement - marital property in North Carolina

    You need to hire a very good attorney to protect your interests.

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