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Who is going to pay.
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Own_My_Own wrote: »Why is this thread running twice ?
It is very confusing.
It's confusing me too, I was directed here from the mortgage board. We are not the same person.0 -
New.Beginnings wrote: »It's confusing me too, I was directed here from the mortgage board. We are not the same person.
Yes you are .
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/44335490 -
Person_one wrote: »You mean this one?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4428771
Have to say, the similarities are uncanny...
I think OP meant he was not the same person as the person referred to in this thread (similar-ish story).Thrifty Till 50 Then Spend Till the End
You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time but you can never please all of the people all of the time0 -
Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »I think OP meant he was not the same person as the person referred to in this thread (similar-ish story).
Oh yeah .
Still doesn't explain why he started 2 threads.0 -
I know there are two threads going for this. But the simple solution is for her to move into the rented property, sort out her benefits and for the OP to move back into the mortgaged property and get it on the market. Now, that solution is glaringly obvious.0
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On the other thread someone told him to post over here and link to the other thread, so I don't think he's being awkward or anything with the two threads.Unless I say otherwise 'you' means the general you not you specifically.0
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Way to ensure the poor guy never posts on here again! Jeeesusss...0
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First of all she is not allowed to change the locks if the property is yours, so she needs to be told to give you a copy of the key. If you can't afford to pay the mortgage then don't, you can't be forced to hand over what you haven't got.... But non-payment will effect your credit rating. Contact any solicitors that offer a free half hour and write out questions that you would like answered, or if all else fails contact your Citizens Advice Bureau. Good luck!!0
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Citizens Advice or the free half hour with solicitor is absolutely your best bet. I would ignore father's solicitor - blood out of a stone comes to mind!
Are you paying maintenance for the child? If not expect a letter from the CSA by the sound of it. How much equity do you have in the house? Would it be worth telling her that you have to sell it, and if she makes it awkward you will put it up for auction...0 -
Own_My_Own wrote: »Oh yeah .
Still doesn't explain why he started 2 threads.
This does...Posting again on the Child Support or Relationships Board will also bring replies from experienced people - link back to this thread so replies don't get duplicated.0
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