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Do i have to get divorced to quitclaim deed a spouse off a house?
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No there is no law that says you have to be divorced to quitclaim a deed and have the spouse removed from the deed. However, even with a quitclaim it does not change the agreement with the lender. If you are both on the mortgage then both of you are responsible for the mortgage.
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The final judgment often contains language that should a party not comply with property transfers by signing a quit claim deed, that the final judgment shall act as the conveying
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To pay off your spouse his equity portion of the home in one lump sum, you will have to obtain a cash-out refinance. You must submit a refinance loan application to your lender with
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You are too nice! The best way is to go online and find a free "interspousal Transfer Deed" form. You sign this in front of a notary and then record it in your County recorder
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The answer depends on what you want to do and what kind of title you hold now. If you hold in a joint tenancy with right of survivorship and your ex spouse dies you get full title
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