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To have your name removed
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To have your name removed
Submitted by elizabethcarlsen on
To have your name removed from the deed for the home’s mortgage, your wife will need to apply for a loan refinancing with the lender. Depending on your wife’s credit, income and the amount you owe on the loan will determine whether this will be an easy or difficult task. Once your wife is approved for the loan, you can remove your name from the title. To remove your name from the home’s title, consider drafting a quitclaim deed. A quitclaim deed transfers all ownership that you have in the home to your wife, without making any warranties regarding the property and its condition. However, you should discuss your case with a real estate attorney or your lender to determine the appropriate steps to take in your situation. Visit http://www.douglas-county.com/district_court/dc_gettingdivorced.aspx for more information.
To have your name removed from the deed for the home’s mortgage, your wife will need to apply for a loan refinancing with the lender. Depending on your wife’s credit, income and the amount you owe on the loan will determine whether this will be an easy or difficult task. Once your wife is approved for the loan, you can remove your name from the title. To remove your name from the home’s title, consider drafting a quitclaim deed. A quitclaim deed transfers all ownership that you have in the home to your wife, without making any warranties regarding the property and its condition. However, you should discuss your case with a real estate attorney or your lender to determine the appropriate steps to take in your situation. Visit http://www.douglas-county.com/district_court/dc_gettingdivorced.aspx for more information.