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Can a judge ignore Disclaimer Deeds? (Arizona)

#240676 - 05/25/07 09:07 AM

Hello,

I am looking for information on the validity of disclaimer deeds that were executed and recorded well before (more than 2 years) a divorce was filed. Is the property considered community? My soon to be former spouse is an attorney and signed the disclaimer deeds; however, went into court and said that he did it "for credit purposes only"....Thoughts anyone??

Confused in Arizona

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