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Marital and pre-marital property
My daughter's husband has removed ALL of his premarital property and some of their marital property and even some of her premarital property from the marital home, yet he was awarded exclusive use of the marital home (so why is he moving?). My daughter still has items in the marital home, including a new bedroom set that she is exclusively paying for in her name (no place to store it). Her attorney isn't concerned with any of this, however we, as her parents are as we have a lot of time and money invested in the marital home. The home legally belongs to both of them however the husband is wanting her to sign a quit claim deed. Is there anything her attorney should be filing to prevent the husband from removing her items from the marital home? Did he break any laws/rules by taking marital property without her agreement. One of the main items in dispute is a washer and dryer that we purchased (and have the receipt for) to be used in the marital home. The husband was to reimburse us but that was only verbal. He has stated in writing that he took the w/d knowing that the wife wants it and that he will not return it. We don't know what to do. Thanks!
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You can file a motion and hold a hearing for an injunction - preventing the removal of assets. But it might not be worth the money.
Attorney Howard Iken
The Divorce Center
7623 Little Road Suite 200B
New Port Richey, FL 34654
727-844-7676
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