My son's soon to be ex-wife purchased a car I ( mother-in-law) cosigned for. Can she be required to refinance so I'm not liable
No, unless you could somehow get the domestic court to order her to do so as terms of the divorce decree.
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No, unless you could somehow get the domestic court to order her to do so as terms of the divorce decree.
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