A house is rarely just a house in a divorce — it's equity, it's the kids' bedrooms, it's a mortgage with two names on it and, sometimes, only one person willing to cooperate. This program walks you through the real decision points: keep, sell, refinance, assume, or transfer — and how each choice interacts with your loan, your lender, and a spouse who may not be making this easy. When two people can't agree on anything else, the mortgage still has to get resolved — and it usually stalls out precisely because it's tangled up in everything else. Maybe your are on the deed but not the mortgage, there are laws requiring the lender to communicate with you, even if you are not authorized.