So apparently a deceased person when he was alive forged his ex-wife's name to reduce the mortgage payments rate to make it more affordable to make payments towards the property. I'm uncertain of this but it is possible he asked her to sign off on the offer and she refused to sign just to make life more difficult for him out of spite. The property was awarded to the deceased when alive. However, to secure alimony her name remained on title and the mortgage itself even though as mentioned before it was awarded to the deceased. It appears that the signature was not done to defraud the ex out of money as the deceased always made full payments towards the mortgage where the ex never contributed any funds towards the mortgage. I'm hoping someone can give me a guesstimate on what a judge would do in regards to rewarding her in a form of a fine. Would this situation be handled differently than for example a slander case that caused no professional damages? The judge is a straight shooter and gets down to the point which I appreciate. However, I'm really concerned that the widow will suffer even more financial hardship due to this unforeseen situation which she wasn't aware of. Fining the estate would just result in punishing the grieving widow. Any input is much appreciated as I'm really concerned about this.😢
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