Not legally separated but seperated and just sold the house and agreed to split profit yet refuses to pay out my share.

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Not legally separated but seperated and just sold the house and agreed to split profit yet refuses to pay out my share.

I was hospitalized and couldnt attend closing, my spouse got my signature at the
hospital for the sale closing. She is holding my money and trying to control how I
spend it asking for receipts. I truly think she hopes I pass away and keep my
money.

Asked on December 16, 2018 under Family Law, Michigan

Answers:

SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 5 years ago | Contributor

Unless you legally separate or divorce, there is nothing you can do: the law does not interfere in a married couple's internal financial arrangements while they are still married--only when the modify or end the marriage. Speak to a family law attorney about what is involved in a legal separation or divorce and what you may be entitled to.


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