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My husband had me met him for dinner and we stopped by the bank, where he had me signed papers “because we needed them notarized before the bank closes”. 3 months later, he just informed me that those are divorced papers. I’m not sure what I signed, I might have agreed to take on the mortgage…and I can’t do that since he makes more than twice what make. Can I contest any of these papers now? Can I have him pay alimony?
Hello. It can be worrisome when someone you trust has you sign important documents that you’re not particularly familiar with. You need to find out what you’ve signed and speak with a lawyer about your options. It is clear that you have some concern or you would not be posting here. It makes sense to consult with a lawyer to see if you signed something that is harmful to you and whether it can be undone or if there is a work-around that will neutralize any negative effect what you’ve signed might have for you.
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