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Originally Posted by thingstodo
I've actually seen lawyers make this happen in the beginning, which is the only reason I brought it up. When going through a divorse possesions change hands and there are things that can be done at that time. Other lawyers will say what his did so they can then earn more fees later fixing the problem. Everything is negotiable.
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Lawyer /= Banker. Different whole thing. A lawyer could argue to the court to have certain actions taken by either party regarding the car loan, but could never magically re-cast a car loan to have one fewer cosigner on it. Never in a million years. That takes refinancing. It's set up that way to make loans hard to get out of, which, if you're a bank, is exactly what you want.