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The trial judge correctly found that the hold-harmless clause in the property settlement incorporated into the parties' judgment of divorce does not require defendant to remove his wife's name from the mortgage on the marital home by refinancing or selling it and there are no exceptional circumstances warranting its modification to afford remedies they discussed and rejected; even if damage to her credit rating resulting from his default on payments were covered by the clause, she has not proved such harm.
April 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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