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Sir:
My co-borrower filed for chapter seven bankruptcies and did not quit claim on the title.
I worked out a loan modification and applied by myself and got approved.
The bank included her name on the loan package since her name is still on the title.
She refused to sign the modification package because of her chapter 7 bankruptcy and
Won�t return my call for her to quit claim on the title.
� Can she be automatically get removed on the title since she�s not part of the new loan and already filed for bankruptcy?
� Can the bank move forward for my modification?
� What are my legal options
