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Can a loan legally be obtain against a property that is owned jointly without notifying one of the owners?
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∙ 10y ago
You would need to consult an attorney/solicitor on this, the details could be complex. However, normally the lender cannot foreclose on the property and take possession in the case of a default if all the owners didn't sign.
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What if you're legally separated and someone has a judgment against the other person?
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