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How do you lodge a caveat on a joint owned property during a family law dispute?
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∙ 11y ago
Caveat is a Latin term meaning "let him or her beware." A caveat is a caution or warning warning against certain acts by another. It is a formal notice given by a party to a court or legal authorities requesting to refrain from, or suspend, the proceedings.
Based on the above, it would be an official legal notice to the other party to the dispute, and/or the court. In the case of the individual, it could be drawn up as a document stating the legal reason(s) for its issuance and served on them or their attorney. In the case of the court, it could be presented to the court as a motion. If the judge believes the motion raises valid legal concern they will rule on whether or not it will be accepted in the case at issue.
If you are asking for this type of advice on this website, I strongly suggest that you consult with an attorney for assistance.
Another Perspective
A property caveat can be a legal notice recorded in the land records that warns prospective buyers of a pending lawsuit that may affect the title to the property. It gives notice that someone is claiming to have an interest in the property that would supersede the rights of any new owner. This notice can also be called a lis pendens in some jurisdictions.
You should seek the help of the attorney who is representing you in the legal dispute in order to draft and record an effective property caveat.
A property caveat may also be recorded to give notice when a potential buyer has signed a purchase and sale agreement. You can read ore about property caveats at the related link.
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