Property Settlements

My dad is 65 and getting remarried. He states that he has a will leaving his property to his children. Arizona is a community property state. If the house is in his name, something happens to him, or she divorces him, would I be entitled to his property? I would like the majority of things that would cause him to lose half of the estate that he owned prior to their marriage.

Our divorce decree indicates that we put our house up for sale. We did, but because of today's market, we've only had two lookers in the past 12 months. Our decree indicates that I can live in the house until it is sold. I own 60% of the house and my ex-husband owns 40%; we make equal payments. Our 5 yr. ARM is due in June. With my ex's knowledge in October I sought out lenders to refinance the house and was told to take the house off the market for 6-8 months. I informed my ex of this; he did not respond. Now, he is indicating that he wants me to buy the house as he is not interested in refinancing and then putting the house on the market. What would you suggest me to do based on today's collapsed market? Also, at the time of our divorce, he was to pay me $20,000 to balance out our settlement. He indicated that he had no money at that time and would give me the money upon sell of the house. I took pity on him and added a notarized stipulation to the decree. I found out later that he had lied to me;therefore, coerced me into signing the document allowing him to delay the payment of the $20,000 while he kept his 401K and his inheritance from his father (the 60% and $20,000 was my payback for his use of my inheritance for his personal gain).

In Arizona, if the wife is requesting the divorce - and the husband can prove that she has been committing adultery, can she still receive half of everything they own - including what he acquired prior to their marriage? What are the husband's rights? (I am asking this on behalf of a friend).

Can the state of georgia enforce the property division that was issued in Florida?

What does the following phrase mean: Redacted Proposed Qualified Relations Order"?