Charging Order? The myth

eggbox

see the answers given above

paburd100

hows that for timing! thank you.

paburd100

One more question, my mom will look to take my stepfather of the deeds as he is now deceased. For the restrictions to come off when/if she sells the house does there need to be joint owners on the deeds?

eggbox

paburd100 wrote: »

One more question, my mom will look to take my stepfather of the deeds as he is now deceased. For the restrictions to come off when/if she sells the house does there need to be joint owners on the deeds?

It is different when a joint owner has deceased.

Have a look around post #2417 (page 121) as Land Registry Rep explains this a bit more.

DAKOTA45

weimimamma wrote: »

Trouble is you get to the point where you can't keep throwing money at these things so frustrating and highlights the fact that as I said before you can engage the best solicitor but if the other solicitors are clueless morons your on a hiding to nothing. Thanks for all your julep and support it's appreciated

Next avenue may be for me to look st purchasing it so in my name only Don't know how to about that or if I can and the cheapest option

What if you had some rich friends or relatives who purchased the house from you, then sold it on your behalf? Would that work?
Ignore me if I'm not making sense… don't get much sleep these days… 4 and a half years of litigation… have reached the High Court now…:(
D45

weimimamma

Dakota wish I had those rich relatives lol.

DAKOTA45

weimimamma wrote: »

The land registry come back quite quickly but no guarantee even with said letter in black and white they will take this

We are still waiting for the final plug pulled email we feel stuck with a house we can't sell which is ironic as the people who get these orders are effectively going no where really just stop us going anywhere too !

In my case, the person who has the CO on my property deliberately caused the sale to collapse, thereby preventing me from paying him…Then he kept threatening to make appellations for OFS… it's been a nightmare!!:mad:
D45

DAKOTA45

weimimamma wrote: »

Dakota wish I had those rich relatives lol.

You just need a 3rd party who has a good solicitor and understands the rules which are in black and white… They buy from you and then sell to your waiting buyer… it all seems to easy, so I'm probably wrong! D45

weimimamma

I Can't imagine the stress. It's a mine field if I'm honest I wish I hadn't started the process but don't want to throw towel in st this late stage. Not to mention I am already a grand out of pocket plus the solicitors fees bill we will have if it falls through. If the one we have goes for an OFS at any point she would never get her money anyway now she has done what she has done and the other restrictions take
Priority anyway she will never get her money but some people are just vile and vindictive this is a family member for us which makes it worse

weimimamma

Our solicitor understands that the wording needs adhering to and is on board I even have an email from LR confirming g over reaching g still not enough it would seem