Your ex-girlfriend is just trying to scare you, you have every right to file chapter 7 bankruptcy and walk away from the house. If you would like you can always sign over in a deed your portion of the home to her and if she keeps paying the mortgage than the house will be hers. But there's nothing she can do to prevent you from filing bankruptcy and discharge in the debt owed to the bank on the home you purchase together.
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Answered on Nov 19th, 2014 at 11:41 AM