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What do I do if I don't believe financial disclosure?
I'm currently going through a divorce and we're going through mediation. We're at the stage where we're making financial disclosures, and I'm really not sure I believe what my ex is disclosing. The house is worth around 360k and it's paid off so we've agreed 50/50. That's fine. But everything else he's saying seems…
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Power of Attorney for Health Witness Question
Hello everyone, I am hoping someone with experience of filling in the Power of Attorney for Health form can help. My question relates to the donors about witnesses. Section 5 (Life Sustaining Treatment) and Section 9 (Signature Donor) are both signed by the Donor at the same time, does anyone know if the witness to both…
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Apostille service for 9+ documents. Cheapest option?
Evening All I need to get a bunch of documents apostilled (birth certificates, DBS certificate etc.). It looks like there will be at least nine items, all of which need a separate apostille (a group apostille is not permitted). Looking at the .GOV site for this, it seems to be £30 per document plus a minimal courier charge…
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Spouse visa application
Hello, Could someone please advise me on my situation? I recently submitted a spouse visa application for my husband. We were married in the UK after he arrived on a fiancé visa, and now we’re applying to extend his stay with a spouse visa. I completed the application myself here in the UK, and I meet all the financial…
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Divorce - Financial Remedy Process
Does anyone here have experience of the Financial
Remedy court process? I thought everything was settled, but I have received another
notice to attend court next month. I have been going through divorce for
the last 2 years. Divorce was finalised and Decree Absolute issued in February
this year. During the divorce my ex…
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Acrimonious Divorce and mortgage advice needed
Hi I dont know if anyone can help - my partner is in the middle of a god awful divorce and I need some advice regarding a recent request regarding the mortgage on the property. The house has been up for sale since April, but the ex has caused many issues with demanding it is put on the market above the valuation price and…
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Principal Private Residence
Getting married next year and looking at the options for houses and minimising CGT as we will only be able to have one Principal Residence. House A has been lived in by one party for 23 years. This is the house we plan to live in. No current plans to sell at any point in the future. House B has been lived in by other party…
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Free wills
I’ve recently applied and notice a company actually preparing the will for a solicitor has terrible feedback. Some are complaining about premium numbers and delays in getting their wills after they were prepared. Wondered if anyone can recommmend a good route as I thought it would be quite straightforward. I’m looking for…
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repossession, divorce economical domestic abuse
Hi I am looking for some help regarding my financial remedy. I left my marriage due to prolonged domestic abuse. I was with my husband 26 years, married for 14 years, and we have two dependant children, who he does not support financially or otherwise, and they do not have contact with him. We all lived together with his…
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Contacting DWP
My father-in-law has called the DWP to ask about my mother-in-law state pension payment following the change in her bank details (he has LPA for her). He says that no one answers the phone and it advises that he go on the website. He has therefore written to them and they have not responded. He said it has been more than 2…
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Care fees, self-funding and other parent moving house
Apologies if this has been covered in another thread but I couldn't find an answer to the specific questions I have and would value guidance/input on these. My parents have found themselves in a situation where my father is now facing an ongoing care requirement post stroke and they have just over than £50k of savings so…
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Cohabitation Agreements in Scotland - Sole property owner advice
Hi all, Just looking for some cohabitation advice relating to
property and law within Scotland. Over the last couple of years I’ve been through divorce and have
just bought my own mortgage property. I’m
lucky that I have a significant deposit on the house at £200k on a £350k house. I’ve been dating and staying with…
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Money Moral Dilemma: Should I pay more towards our household costs?
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... I moved in with my partner in 2016. He said he was happy to continue paying the bills himself as the house is his mum's, so we don't have a mortgage or pay rent - but he pays the mortgage on his mum's bungalow, which he built. He's now started moaning about his outgoings, so…
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3k gifting to family members
Hello, Are son and daughter in-laws eligible for the 3k gifting allowance? Or is it limited to children and grandchildren? Thanks in advance
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Divorce - is this a fair settlement?
Hi all, i'm a newbie at this, and guess what... divorce too. Hoping there's someone on here is more experienced at divorce than I am. I'm here, cap in hand, seeking opinions on whether my separation/divorce plan is a sound one, or if i'm missing something obvious, or if i'm being a tool. Here's the background (i'll try and…
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Flag Identification please.
I have no idea which board would be most appropriate for this query but I'll leave it here as this is a busy board with many views. Can anyone tell me what this multicoloured flag signifies? It flies outside a JLR manufacturing plant, usually next to a LGBT rainbow flag so I don't think it's for that.
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Christmas guilt
Hi all - just wanted to put this down in writing not expecting any kind of resolution per se, but just as an outlet! It's that time of year again when Christmas plans are being discussed. I have a wife, two kids (aged 9 and 7) and last year, we hosted both sets of parents at ours for the big day. My father has dementia,…
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Care homes fees and £23250 limit
In a nutshell my mother in law is in a care home aged 89 and has been for 5/6 years. She has dementia and receives some extra money for this. Currently paying for her own fees with some help from the state. She has reached the £23,250 limit and we have been told rightly or wrongly that this money can no longer been used to…
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Would land registry accept two marriage certs for third name change?
Ok, sorry for the confusing title. Basically, when I bought my house with my ex husband it was under my maiden name. Since we got divorced I haven't changed it back simply because of time/effort/money. I've had the register updated to remove him and only I remain albeit under maiden name identity, the solicitor said if I…
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Marriage and Capital Gains Tax
My partner and I have decided to marry. We have been together for a long time but ran two households for years as we both had young children living at home and it was more convenient at the time. We currently live in my house which is in my sole name, and will continue to do so. The long term plan is to sell her house,…
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