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Old 06-17-2009, 10:07 PM
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My ex wife is being foreclosed on. We bought the house in 95. We divorced in 2000. I was not able to do a quick claim deed at the time as she was unable to get financed. Her and her husband refinanced in 03. I had to sign off on it when she did because there was still no QCD done yet. She is now being foreclosed on and I have been listed as a defendent in the case. I filed a QCD today. Is there anything else that I should do. I kno that I will have to draft a letter to court and the plaintiffs attorney. How should I word it and what should I include in the letter?
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Old 06-17-2009, 10:13 PM
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It's to late to file a quit claim deed. How hard was that to do years ago? What I don't get, is how you became a party to the refi?
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Old 06-17-2009, 10:19 PM
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since I was on the original deed I had to sign off on it so she could refinance, I know that it is my fault that QCD was never done . I am not listed as a borrower on her mortgage, I only signed off on it. I am not listed on the promisary note to repay.
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