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03 Jul 15 #463637 by TheSlaternator
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One of the trigger points have been triggered on my Consent Order and I am in the process of selling the joint property that I own with my ex, does my ex need to sign all paperwork regarding the sale or do I have the rights to do it without his signature?

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05 Jul 15 #463747 by LittleMrMike
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If the property is in joint names, both joint owners need to sign.

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05 Jul 15 #463753 by TheSlaternator
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Thanks for the reply.

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