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devoice, can she claim
antbann
Posts: 163 Forumite
Hi,
can anyone give me advice on this, i want to try and start a business by getting a mortgage on my mum and dads house. i have been separated from my wife for 1 year now can she demand money from my new business or force me to give her money from my mums house, when i look to get devoiced.
can anyone give me advice on this, i want to try and start a business by getting a mortgage on my mum and dads house. i have been separated from my wife for 1 year now can she demand money from my new business or force me to give her money from my mums house, when i look to get devoiced.
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The simple answer is yes. You are not "devoiced" but you will be "devoiced" by the time the bills come in - speechless indeed
That does not mean she would get anything - but it is certainly possible and you should not make any plans without being aware of the legal ramifications of your decisions. So legal advice is needed - something that does not come free and not on the internet 0 -
sounds great lol, thanks, i thought with me paying rent on another property i could prove that we wasn't together. but looks like i need advice. thanks0
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sounds great lol, thanks, i thought with me paying rent on another property i could prove that we wasn't together. but looks like i need advice. thanks
You are "together" for as long as there is a marriage contract - and depending on the circumstances you may be "together" for a long time after it is ended!0 -
Definitely get the divorce proceedings under way as soon as you can, because your plan has the potential to be really really messy! What you're after is a clean break settlement - I hope there are no children?Signature removed for peace of mind0
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What sort of business is it?0
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ho they is to make it proper messy 2 kids0
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In that case - you are together for the rest of your lives. Anything you earn will be assessed for maintenance. As it should be. They are your kids too. Why should you potentially make a fortune out of your business and walk away from them? Or did you happen to forget the two children you have in the first post?0
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no don't get me wrong i am paying for the kids not a problem with them at all. Im just on about the devoice that's all the kids are first priory in my life so i have no problem at all in paying for them0
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no don't get me wrong i am paying for the kids not a problem with them at all. Im just on about the devoice that's all the kids are first priory in my life so i have no problem at all in paying for them
Good luck wiith that simple view of life. See a lawyer. You won't find it that easy.0 -
I'msure your mum and dad will be pleased to have a mortgage on their property just so you can finance some hair brained business idea.2014 Target;
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