home ownership
My husband and I bought a home and some how my name only ended up being on the warranty deed. Now we are going through a divorce and his lawyer says the house belongs to my husband. Because we were in over our house, do I have any legal rights to have the house sold or is it just his house. They want me to quit claim the house to him.

How do I get my rightful share of property after breakup
I split with my boyfriend after five years of owning a home on Cape Cod Massachusetts. I moved to Florida, he refinanced the house and I was informed in order to get part of my share I needed to sign a quit claim deed. (I got approx. $20,000.00 so I did not get my full share. We purchased the home in October of 1999 at $142,000 and at the time of my departure it was worth close to $400,000.00.) Unfortunately I did. I imagine I have no recourse in this situation. To make matters worse I did another stupid thing when we got back together (briefly) and I put up $5000.00 for a downpayment on two lots in Florida and am on the deed, but so is his dad because he needed a cosigner. His dad did not invest any money and the property is all paid for now. The original price of the land was $18,500.00 and is now worth approximately $100,000.00. How do I break free and get my fair share of the land, I know he’ll put up a fight over this.

Quit Claim with lien on Property
Due to some medical expenses, a hospital attorney placed a lien on property owned by my parents. I purchased a mobile home and put it on the property and am wondering if my parents can deed the property over to me with the lien on the property. I am not interested in selling the property, but would like to be able to file for homestead exemption since I am buying the mobile home and it is my primary residence. My parents have a primary residence in another town and file homestead exemption there. The property taxes now are approximately double what they would be if I could file the homestead exemption. Thank you for your help.

quitclaim deed
My elderly parents and my husband and myself own home together. However their names are not on our mortgage but on the deed, which they did a quit claim deed on.
Can my home be attached to fulfill their fincancial debts?