Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts

My home was scheduled for foreclosure in November 2013. I filed bankruptcy in October 2013 due to unemployment which has delayed the process. I was awarded the home in my divorce in 2008 at which time the deed was changed into my name. In 2011 I modified the mortgage w/out needing my ex husband to be part of it as I had the new deed and divorce documentation. Last year when attempting short sale on the home according to Chase bank I did not need my ex husband involved as I had supporting documentation and he had been away from the home for a long period of time. The attorney documentation I received from chase was always sent to me at my address. My ex's name is still on the mortgage, however, as i stated, he was not an imperative part of any of this process. However, today I recved a packet from their attyorney that was sent to the court to continue with the foreclosure. In this packet it had all my personal information regarding my banruptcy and foreclosure and mortgage arrearage and they cc a packet to my ex husband at HIS address. What are my legal rights for them disclosing all my personal information to him as they are well aware he was no longer involved in the home??? I live in Massachusetts Thank you

Asked on 1/13/14, 3:45 pm

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I suggest you contact your bankruptcy attorney and file a formal complaint against the Bank for wrongful disclosure of your personal information.

The claim is an asset of your bankruptcy.

Answered on 1/13/14, 7:27 pm

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