Divorce and Foreclosure
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Divorce and foreclosure often go hand in hand.
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Avoiding Foreclosure During Divorce
Here are your options to avoid foreclosure if you are divorcing—whether you want to get rid of or keep the home.
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Reverse Mortgages: Foreclosure Protections for Nonborrowing Spouses
Reverse mortgage rules might be able to protect you if your spouse passes away, but you aren't named as a co-borrower on the mortgage.
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Should I Apply for a Mortgage Modification Before or After Divorce?
Getting a mortgage modification while you’re going through a divorce can be tricky. You’ll need to get your timing right and make sure all your ducks are in a row.
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