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Divorce

Asked 11 March 2013 · 1 answer

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I'm in the middle of a divorce and my husband and me are both on the mortgage deed if I take my name off of the deed am I still liable to pay anything.

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Visitor answer 19 March 2013

Yes. There are only three ways to not be responsible for a mortgage payment after a divorce: sales, assumption, or re-fiance. Sales means the two of you agree to sell the home. Assumption means that the other spouse agrees to take on all responsibilities of payment, even though both names are still on the deed. Refinance means that the deed is rewritten, but this time without your name.

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