Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

The simple answer is you cannot without filing a lawsuit and getting what is referred to as Declaratory Relief. I'm not even sure that would be available to you because you admit that you agreed to this situation in advance. Unfortunately, the time to avoid this mess was before it was ever started. Once in place, absent their agreement, you are probably stuck until such time as she pays the loan off.

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