CAN I TRASFER THE PROPERY TITLE TO SOMEBODY ELSE ONES THE PROPERTY IN ON DEFAULT?
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CAN I TRASFER THE PROPERY TITLE TO SOMEBODY ELSE ONES THE PROPERTY IN ON DEFAULT?
Asked on June 25, 2009 under Family Law, California
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Edwin Fahlen / Law Office of Edwin Fahlen
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Normally you can transfer title to property anytime you desire. However, since your question involves a California divorce, if there is a divorce case pending, and the court has jurisdiction over both the husband and wife, there are restraining orders that will be violated by transferring property without the written consent of both parties to the divorce.
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