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Just spoke to my bank, they have no knowledge of, nor did they give approval of, her attempting to sell the house via short sale.
Hi again. No surprise there. Either she doesn't understand the process or she is waiting to contact them when she has a potential deal to actually sell the home.
The woman I talked to didn't know, so I'll ask you. If my ex wife actually gets and accepts an offer, and then our mortgage company shoots it down, am I in any way legally liable, in terms of any legal action from the potential buyer?
Your wife shouldn't be accepting any offers without you. She can't bind a sale without you. Thus, your argument would always be that you never signed the contract or agreed to any offer. You might send her a letter to that effect. Just so you are putting her on notice.
The loan officer in charge of my account is going to contact me Monday. I'll wait to hear what she has to say, then will probably send that notice you suggest.
Side note, she can't do a lot of things she's done, it hasn't stopped her. So if she is to accept an offer, and start the sales process without me, can I be held liable for refusing to sign off on the deal she has worked out?
No, but I would send the letter (or even an email), now that you are aware of what she is trying to do.
OK, thanks again.
Good luck!
Experience: Attorney licensed in multiple jurisdictions.