In XXXX 1996, I and my then spouse signed a mortgage contract with XXXX XXXX XXXX. The loan was soon bought by Greentree Servicing and recently, Greentree changed over to Ditech. I have been divorced for approximately five years and in the divorce decree, the judge granted both the land and home to me. This divorce was granted through notice of publication since the whereabouts of my spouse were unknown. 
The mortgage contract ends soon and the payoff is currently little more than {$5000.00}. With this being the case, I attempted to speak with a representative from Ditech regarding some questions about the mortgage and they refuse to speak with me and answer my questions because they claim I am not on the loan. I signed the mortgage, and all relevant notes necessary in obtaining the original financing. I have offered to provide them proof of every statement I have made herein so that the disputed issues such as escrow activities can be audited and an accounting provided. 
The whereabouts of my former husband are still unknown to me. 
It is my sole desire to have a true audit of this account so that I may determine a legitimate payoff amount. 
Lastly, since the inception of the original loan I have increased my credit score to a point significant to have qualified for a reduced loan rate through refinancing but due to the failure of this lender to even communicate with me, I have been denied the opportunity and thus been penalized by being frozen at the rate of the original mortgage. This in itself has cost me several thousand dollars. 
As a woman, I feel that I have been discriminated against for this reason. The mortgaged property is located at XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, AL XXXX in XXXX County 
