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Can a quit claim deed avoid refinancing in case of divorce?


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Old 11-17-2007, 05:23 PM
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Default Can a quit claim deed avoid refinancing in case of divorce?

My husband and I are getting divorced. We have co-ownership of a house with a mortgage on it. I want to keep the house, paying him his half of the equity, leaving just my name on the property and mortgage. We want to avoid refinancing with the fees and possible higher interest rates. Can we use a quit claim deed to accomplish deed?


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