What can be done to force my former son-in-law to remove my daughter's name off of the mortgage of what was their house?
This sounds more like a divorce question than a real estate question. I will forward it to the divorce folks for you.
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This sounds more like a divorce question than a real estate question. I will forward it to the divorce folks for you.
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