Re: Nonpurchasing spouse in community property state

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On 7/02/11, Shelly wrote:
> . my husband and I have been separated for well over 2 year
> and will soon get a divorce in about 6 months. We both
> reside in tx. I'm getting a mortgage solely in my name. We
> do not own any property together have no accounts together.
> our divorce will be uncontested. I'm getting an fha loan
> and heard he will have to pull his credit and sign docs. is
> there anyway around this in texas. we absolutely have no
> ties to one another and are splitting in agreement he will
> not live in the home and have no intentions on living
> there. is there a work around him having to pull his credit
> and be present at closing. I absolutely do not want his
> name anywhere on the loan deed title nothing. and he feels
> the same way . he has hardly no debts and the ones he do
> have was acquired before the marriage. please advise this
> is my first home and I don want anything effecting me being
> denied. Thanks

Alaska also falls under the list of community property states
but has a little more leniency when it comes to the law.Not
all property owned by the couple are considered marital
property which can be equally divided. Any asset owned by each
spouse prior the marriage is not part of the marital property.

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