Q: Can my wife sell property that we bought together? A: It is important to know how your deed is titled as a starting point. It is also important that you clearly specify when you purchased the house. If you purchased it prior to the marriage, and her name is the only name on the deed, she will have the ability to sell it prior to you filing for divorce. However, whether she will be successful will also depend upon whether she deals with ethical professionals who confirm whether she is married, as you would still have a constitutional "homestead" interest that should be waived in writing. If it was purchased after the marriage, and titled solely to her but states she is a married woman, she will most likely not succeed in selling unless she uses high unethical professionals. You should urgently have a letter sent to the person she is seeing to put them on notice that you will be suing for fraudulent transfer. Learn how to Protect your Children, Save your Assets, and Never Settle for less than you deserve during your Divorce. If you want all the information you need to protect yourself, CLICK HERE! http://divorce-kit-for-men.cabanaslawfirm.com/divorce-kit-for-men Are you worried that your toxic relationship is affecting your career or business? For more information, you may meet with us at our Weston office or if you prefer to do a phone inquiry, you may reach us at 954-231-1312