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I signed a mortgage with a friend, we remortgaged (both names on deed-mortgage on theirs), I am liable at all?

One thing that I do not understand because I was on the deed, mortgage papers the attorney sign me …. but I do not show up on the bill or mortgage in the mortgage-holder database. And there is nothing on my credit report for the remortgage. They filed for bankruptcy and their old house and they were both dismissed. We still pay our mortgage … never say bank different. Lawyer say, we can always go away without it affecting me …. is that true?

If you have never registered the loan docs are then Do not liable for any financial obligations of the mortgage. Be the document that you would have signed a quiet claim deed can remove your name from the Property because the mortgage was to call in your friends. This is the only document that I think that maybe you can have signed. This would happen if your name approved on the certificate before your friend request a date for the mortgage loan. The others could act as a courtesy, you and your friend add Indeed, after the completion of the mortgage loan transaction. If your name is not on the mortgage loan docs, you have no financial obligations to the mortgage company. Her lawyer in that case would be correct. I hope this has been some benefits for you, good luck. "FIGHT ON"

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