If the house was purchased during the time you were married, it is considered a joint asset. It will be included in the marital assets for equitable division according to the laws of your state.
Depends on where you live and when the house was purchased. If it was purchased after marriage some countries/states regard it as joint property; you get half even if you're not on the deed. If it was purchased by your ex-husband before the marriage, the chances are it belongs only to him. Check with your solicitor/lawyer.
You don't need to be married to have joint ownership. If your name is on the deed, you are an owner.
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If the car was awarded to you in the divorce then you should present the order and the title to the DMV.
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Assuming all legal issues work out so that you get the house, then before you got the house, it would be under your name. If you changed your last name to match your husbands, then the ownership of the house would be under your new name. Then you get divorced, you get the house, it's still right now under your new name unless you legally change your name back to your maiden name. The ownership name follows your name.
No US president was ever divorced while in office. Reagan was divorced once, long before he became president; he was the only president to be divorced at all. Mrs. Ford was divorced before she became first lady.
There is no other 'formal' name for it. It is sometimes referred to as the "lower house of Congress" but that is merely a descriptive name and not an official title.
In that case, you are not an owner of the property.
Title deeds.