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How do you get a lien removed from your house that was placed there for an ex-husbands debt?
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∙ 8y ago
In may depend on what the final judgment for divorce says about it.
I was awarded the home in the divorce decree and am supposed to have his name taken off within 3 years. I am in the process of refinancing and found several leins.
Sounds to me like your "stuck." If the liens are significant, you should check with a lawyer about re-opening the case. Generally, if you're married his debt is your debt and vice versa.
It depends what state you are in.
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