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    Apr 20, 2009, 05:11 PM
    Name off Deed and Finance papers
    Yes.. I am inquiring how to get my name off the deed and the finance papers. Me and my EX fiancé are splitting and we bought a house over 2 years ago. He will not move out, or sell. And do to his layoff status he can't refinance. His ABUSIVE nature, makes me want to duck and run. Should I just let the house go in foreclosure, or can the mortgage company make him leave and me pay for the house.. I need HELP!! 11
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    Apr 20, 2009, 05:27 PM

    The only way to get your name off is to buy him out or have him buy you out.
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    Apr 20, 2009, 07:25 PM

    Yep one of you has to refi and buy the other out.

    If you let it go into foreclosure, they will evict him at some point, but it will ruin your creidt and his.
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