If you're both on the deed, you cannot. I'm sorry to say you might need to discuss this with a divorce attorney. The other way to handle it may...

As Mr. Boyer said, transferring the deed could trigger foreclosure. Talk to an estate planning attorney for the best advice.

NJ public records are pretty broad, so you could try checking with the court/court's website. Otherwise, let your loan officer pull your credit....

This is such an important issue. I recommend you consult with an attorney.

"Partial payments" are very dangerous and you could soon find yourself facing foreclosure. The "mortgage" payment is typically against principal...

There are ways to accomplish your goals, but no lenders will give a mortgage to someone who is not an owner.

Is this a foreclosure sale? Who exactly is foreclosing? If so, definitely consult with a foreclosure defense attorney ASAP.

Seek a local attorney immediately. My firm is not the right fit, but use the "Find a Lawyer" button at the top of the page and make phone calls...

Contact your local Legal Aid office, but it may also be time to discuss this issue with a divorce lawyer. Use the "Find a Lawyer" button at the top...

Once you're served the foreclosure, you really should consider hiring an attorney just to make sure the case isn't expedited Most of us offer free...