Taking over a joint mortgage...is there an easy way ??

JoeK_3

SkinFlint wrote: »

Thanks Susy for your advice...really appreciate it. Looks like I'm in a no win situation here.

I wouldn't mind if it wasn't for the fact that she has made zero contribution to the house. I have held off from solicitors until now due to not wanting to aggravate her and jeopardise my access to the children which I know she would probably exploit regardless of the impact it has on them.

Oh well, I will just have to see what the solicitor says.

Thanks again, Susy

What's the push to remove her name or to see a solicitor? In my opinion that would just aggravate the situation.

Chill and see what develops.

JoeK

SkinFlint_2

Because I want to move on and restore some stability/sanity in my busy life. No more surprises.

I don't expect any sympathy because I know that if I was the one that had walked out and did what she did, everybody on here would be advising her now to take what she can get.

Anyway, I digress. I just wanted to know what options, if any, were available. I don't expect it to be cheap/easy but at least I'd be free to move on.