Here the nutshell version ... ... .My ( now ) ex-husband and I filed for divorce in XXXX, and I moved out of our house in XXXX that year. As part of the divorce proceedings, we also ended up having to file for bankruptcy which was finalized/discharged in XX/XX/XXXX. Shortly after that, believing that the bank would soon be taking over the house, my ex-husband also moved out of the house. Bank of America, the mortgage holder on the house, was notified of the divorce proceedings and the discharge by our bankruptcy attorney. B of A continued to send statements to us, requesting payment on the mortgage & home equity line. I made multiple calls, advising the bank of the bankruptcy discharge, and I faxed the Discharge Notice to B of A at least XXXX times over the next six or eight months because nobody seemed to have any notation of it in our file. This has literally gone on for years until I finally filed a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in XXXX XXXX. Once I filed the complaint, B of A " expedited '' the processing of the discharge and it seemed like everything was going to move along swiftly. When there was a lull in the processing, I filed a XXXX complaint with the Consuer Financial Protection Bureau ( in XXXX XXXX ), and B of A seemed to get back on track. However, B of A STILL has not completed this matter. I really do n't know what else to do ... .... I 've tried contacting a couple attorneys to get some help, but nobody is interested in taking this on. I 've also contacted the XXXX who says they ca n't do anything .... B of A continues to drag their feet, and I am feeling like this is bordering on negligence on the part of the bank. Nobody seems to know where I should file any type of formal complaint against the Bank - who does Bank of America answer to? There must be some governing body that they report to .... What are my options at this point? How do I get the bank to actually expedite and finalize this matter? 
