My question involves divorce in the State of: Pennsylvania
I was to either refinance or sell my property by early September per divorce decree, to remove the ex-wife's name from the lien. I have been unable to refinance, and would prefer to sell the home.
My divorce decree states that ex-wife relinquishes all ties to real property and will immediately execute any order to relieve the property from her name. For the past 6 weeks, I have been trying to list the home for sale by a realtor, and she has dodged every occassion to sign the papers to list the home for sale.
My ex-wife has a destroyed credit report and continues to collect debt and not pay back anything (from what I see being sent to the home). She is required by the decree to allow the sale or refinance of the home, however she is already planning her next wedding, and most likely brushes all these papers aside.
What legal action can I take to get rid of this house and save my credit? I have always been responsible for my credit and finances, the only blemishes on my credit report are a direct cause from her. I want to avoid foreclosure, but I honestly believe she could care less.
I understand she is in contempt of court for violating the divorce decree, but time is of the essence because I cannot continue making these mortgage payments on my own. How can I enforce my decree at minimal expense? I just want her out of my life. She lives with her new soon-to-be-screwed and has no ties to the property mentioned. Any help is appreciated.

