Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Lawsuit filed against my wife.

Since you have no interest you can also default, if there is no monetary request.

Re: Lawsuit filed against my wife.

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Hire an attorney to file a motion to dismiss based on the facts you presented.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Lawsuit filed against my wife.

You should contact the lender and see if you can get them to volutarily dismiss the case against your wife, or perhaps have an attorney do it for you. If that fails, you will have to defend the case, but should be able to prevail quickly and fairly inexpensively.