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Matrimonial home

Hi
I and my husband separated since 2010. Prior to our separation, he had removed his name on the mortgage and ownership of the house we bought together in 2006. Last year he started to file bankruptcy with a trustee from Delloite and he told me that he got discharged already during sometimes this year.
My question is that how come his trustee did not mention anything to me about the half share my ex-husband would have to forgive to trustee for the vest to present to his creditors? I thought they would ask me to pay the half to him since I don’t want to sell my home and that half share should be considered as his asset to distribute to his creditors. Is this a scam as he would be found out by the judge that decided to give him a discharge? Would he not be discharged and if they will reverse his case to asl me to sell my home or give him that half…How and where I should report this fraud?
Please advise. Thanks

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One Response to “Matrimonial home”

A licensed trustee said...

You should contact the nearest Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy to discuss any conerns you have with the way your ex’s bankruptcy was handled, particularly if you think they have doen something fraudulent.