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gmakerley · Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:44 pm Post subject:

vee, i am anticipating your answer to eric's suggestion - that you cannot afford a lawyer. please be certain that you won't get too far without a lawyer, so even if your debts are stacked up and your income too little, it still is worth your trouble to seek out an attorney. who knows - maybe your former boyfriend will be forced to pay the legal fees.

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From the posts on here, it all sounds like my situation. Unmarried, have 2 children, both on the loan. He moved out to be with a new woman, I lived at the house with our children, he got kicked out of her house, he came back to our house, refused to leave, cops cant make him leave since his name is on the house too. I am living with my parents with my 2 children, and paying the mortgage alone with all bills so it doesnt hurt my credit. I've been told only thing I can do if he's refusing to leave and I dont want to sell the house, is to seek a lawyer. I have the kids FT I hope the judge will make him take his name off the house and I can refinance it in my name alone. Although I am slightly worried since my credit has changed for the worse since we got the house, they may not allow me to refinance alone Sad

What do you think?

jameshogg · Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 1:01 am Post subject:

Hi Amanda,

If you have a poor credit, then you won't be able to refinance the loan. In that situation, your parents can co-sign with you and help you in getting a mortgage refinance.

Thanks

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What are the options when two, unmarried people own a home a