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KEEPING MY HOUSE

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sickcivilians
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26 Jan 09 #82736 by sickcivilians

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My ex wife and I divorced several years back in a non contested divorce.

In the agreement I got the house (As she wanted nothing to do with it and moved back to NY). In the divorce it stated that I had one year to refinance to get the home out of her name. A little presumtuious on her behalf. I tried within that time frame to refinance but my mortgage company denied me due to the resent housing crisis and my house not appraising at a high enough value. I cannot do an assumption because of my credit score. With that being said, she said that by still having the house in her name she cannot get the amount for student loans she needs and threatens to take me to court to force me sell the house. Is this possible? Please....any advice in getting her name off of the deed and loan would be most appreciated.

D L
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26 Jan 09 #82737 by D L

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Hi there

I am sorry, this is a UK site, so I doubt anyone will be able to help you with the legal aspects of your case.

Amanda

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