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[akirkhum]

Hi ben_ga1,
When you say “divorce documents”, do you mean a separation agreement? If so, you should consult an attorney about suing your ex-wife for breach of contract. While it may not immediately improve your credit rating, you may be able to recover damages.
-Amy

Amy K. Kirkhum
The Rosen Law Firm
4101 Lake Boone Trail, Suite 200
Raleigh, North Carolina 27607
NCdivorce.com
(919)787-6668

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[ben_ga1]

At the time of my divorce my I did not have any bad marks on my credit. I tried to refi my townhouse and found out that my X did not take me off the house mortgage as my divorce documents said that she had to do. At the time of my divorce I was to sign a quick deed over to her. Is there anything I can do legaly to clean up my credit. It says in my divorce docs that wife shall be responsible for all debts to house and she would not jeopardize my credit rating.