Can I appeal against an asset valuation?

spidwoman

skylight wrote: »

Spiderwoman made the small error of mentioning the spiders. Once the OR knows about it then they have to act upon it. But dogs are generally regarded as household pets.

Spidwoman's hubby mentioned the spiders and snake, and spidwoman wasn't best pleased

justwanabefree

Hope everything goes well with your pets - for goodness sake they are part of your family not an asset that can be replaced !

spidwoman

Thanks, me too

MercMan

DON79 wrote: »

anyone with pets - do not mention them unless asked, and if asked, just say they are standard family pets, no special breed etc etc

It is highly unusual for an OR to be interested in a pet as an asset unless they are unusual pets or special breeds.

Fido and Tiddles are safe!

Although I really do feel for poor Spidwomans situation!

The westie isn't a special breed as they are quite common. Besides my ex would argue they were hers. But I won't mention them.

skylight

spidwoman wrote: »

Spidwoman's hubby mentioned the spiders and snake, and spidwoman wasn't best pleased

I do hope that you and your OH had a chat about divorce and let the big stick do the talking.


Must have known it was a mans fault. Silly Mr. Spiderwoman.

spidwoman

skylight wrote: »

I do hope that you and your OH had a chat about divorce and let the big stick do the talking.


Must have known it was a mans fault. Silly Mr. Spiderwoman.

Well put it this way skylight, he couldn't look at me for days!

MEN!!!!!