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If my home is in my name does my boyfriend have any say?
If the deed and mortgage are in my name only does my boyfriend have any right to ask me to see financing or any money that has been paid in?
Asked By Karin Wrighg | San Antonio, TX | 213 views | Finance Legal Info | 10 months ago
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Nancy Fudge
Fudge Properties, Inc.
Simply put, he has no say at all.
- 10 months ago
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Varonica Alexander
Home Pros Real Estate El Paso
Is he contributing to the household financially? If he is contributing financially in any way and since the state of Texas is a community state, are you common law married? If so, then there could be some debate in that.
- 9 months ago
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Elizabeth Barnes
RE/MAX Associates Northeast
Hi Karin, a couple of questions would need to be answered first. 1) as previously mentioned, has he lived in the home and has he contributed to the household bills for at least 2 years? 2) when you file your taxes, do you file jointly? If yes if the answer to either question above, legally he has some rights as Texas is a community state and you are considered married under common law.
But if the answers to the above are No, if the loan and deed are in your name only, he has no say.
I am not an attorney and further questions and clarification should be directed to a real estate attorney.
- 7 months ago
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