Search our site
divorce360.com provides help, advice and community for people
contemplating, going through or recovering from divorce and the issues around it,
including separation, divorce laws, spousal support and emotional issues.


Community  :: Legal Answers  :: Answers

ADVERTISING PARTNERS
Answers
You can search for Answers by tag here:

Invite Others
Invite friends and family to join you on d360! - Click here
where do I start
Our checklists are a great place to start. Or, get a quick review of your state's divorce laws with our Legal Cheat Sheet.
  Posted to group - Legal Answers    <<Previous    Next>>

refinancing and home equity loan

ok I will try to give short version.  Been married for 10 years and started divorce proceedings. custody is all set. Having difficulty with health ins. he wants toboot me from his even though he is paying family plan. I am finding out about refinancing our home. I can swing the paments.  We also have a home equity loan in both our names that I will take over. qu is, when I "buy him out" do I deduct half of home equity loan that he won't be paying  from the "buy out money?"j
by mercedes   5 Posts 
Posted on 10/14/2008 7:33 PM
Get AlertsGet Alerts!
Sent to Friendsend to friend
Rhode Island legal questions on divorce360.com
0

Tags:

Answers for "refinancing and home equity loan"  (1) (You must be logged in to answer)
on the insurance - he doesn't have to pay for you after the divorce, and in fact, if you want to stay on his insurance it would have to go through COBRA and YOU would be required to pay for it.

On the HEL, if you are taking it over, that means in it's entirety - so no, you do not deduct anything. You two have to come to a seperate agreement on how to handle the HEL, if he will split it with you and how he wants to pay it if he does agree. It is a completely seperate animal from your mortgage/home.
by spaznskitz   4796 Posts
Posted on 10/15/2008 12:40 AM
0





Divorce360.com is not a substitute for advice from a lawyer, accountant, financial planner, therapist or other professional to obtain advice. Divorce360.com is not intended to, and should not, take the place of professional advice. The opinions expressed in the divorce360.com message boards are those of the author and the author alone. Divorce360.com does not endorse any specific product or service.

 
divorce Community::
popular blogs

Can Adult Children Make their Father Get a Divorce?
The adult children for Claude Thomas are asking the court to force their...read more 

How do you know if you still love your stbx
Last night my friend and I was downloading music.  I wanted a cd with slow jams...read more 

get/give answers
Help legal
Three, she is going a bit nuts on our credit card, my card she is authorized....Read Answers/share yours 

which group shall I go to for advice?
I am still legally seperated, hes abusive, gamb. addict, makes the money, i...Read Answers/share yours 

Trying to Protect my Children from STBEW's lack of foresight.
I am currently in the beginning stages of a divorce (the paperwork hasn't even...Read Answers/share yours 

expert Q&As
Faith Therapy : Does a Separation Work?
My Husband and I Are Having Trouble. Is It a Good Idea for Us to Separate?...read more 

Stress Relief: Tips to Help after Separation
Mental Health: Overwhelmed by Changes in Household Routine. What Should I do?...read more 

About Law: Do Divorce Kits Work?
Legal: What You Should Consider When You Think About Divorcing Using a Kit...read more 

expand information center
divorce360.com's Best of 2008
divorce focused content ::
divorce most popular ::
1. When Is a Marriage Worth Saving?
10 Things to Think About When Considering Whether to Stick with a Relationship

2. Divorcing? 15 Costly Financial Mistakes
Settlements: 15 Critical Financial Mistakes Often Made in the Heat of Divorce

3. The Political Side of Divorce
Breaking Up Is Part of the Fabric of American History, Experts Say

4. What are the Signs of Infidelity?
Infidelity: Cell Phones, Text Messages and E-mail Can Help You Spot Spouse's Affair

5. Tips to Consider when Separating
Separation: Nine Tips to Help You as You Move Through the Divorce Process