In a challenging divorce case in Washington, a couple with seven children faced intricate property division concerning their home in Sequim. The court granted the wife ownership of the property, while also placing the mortgage debt on her. This ruling allowed her to maintain the home without needing to refinance, which left the husband still tied to the mortgage.
In a challenging divorce case in Washington, a couple with seven children faced intricate property division concerning their home in Sequim. The court granted the wife ownership of the property, while also placing the mortgage debt on her. This ruling allowed her to maintain the home without needing to refinance, which left the husband still tied to the mortgage.
<iframe src="https://hindustansphere.com/embed/cluster/4f9911e17f6096c1a8eb0df66ad9b5cb57b96bfd" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="Washington mother of seven keeps $735,000 home without refinancing, court rules"></iframe>
