In a challenging divorce case in Washington, a couple with seven children faced intricate property division concerning their home in Sequim. The court granted the wife ownership of the property, while also placing the mortgage debt on her. This ruling allowed her to maintain the home without needing to refinance, which left the husband still tied to the mortgage.
Trending
- 22 Indians, including 14 seafarers, killed in Middle East conflict: MEA
- Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce’s gift helps feed Nashville families
- California court revives foster care abuse survivor’s lawsuit after 20 years
- Taylor Swift’s ‘Blank Space’ castle sells for $72m, nearly half its valuation
- US judge cuts $74.5m easement tax deduction to $500,000, upholds penalty
- ‘Guess how many seats Congress won?’ PM Modi’s ‘ballot’ taunt on MLC results
- ‘DK, its done bro’: BJP’s dig at CM Shivakumar after sweeping Karnataka MLC polls
- London faces Beast from the East repeat as polar vortex threatens freeze
Washington appeals court lets wife keep home despite ex-husband’s mortgage concerns
By
Add A Comment