Solicitors

max2129

No I know I am ranting, but it all started because my daughter asked him to sign some paperwork from the mortgage company to reduce the interest rate. And contact the company's who have the other charges on the mortgage because they wont deal with her as its not her debt. She wanted to get things in order but unless she moves out he won't sign the paper work because he isn't gaining anything. As we are getting on a bit she wanted to start paying us the money back. So without costly legal fees he is holding a gun to our heads.

ValHaller

Not quite getting my head around the narrative

max2129 wrote: »

No the charge was put on about six years ago, he had to sign a document to allow this. Just after the document was returned to my solicitor. The ex phoned my daughter complaining that his relative had phoned him asking if he had signed the document himself.

Is the bit in blue really all one sentence?

max2129 wrote: »

Obviously he didnt want anyone knowing that someone else had money in the house.I had used that solicitor on a recommendation and wasnt aware of the relative. I was angry but didn't want her [1] to lose her job so I did nothing. Now its happend again he says he has been to the solicitor's and accessed the files because he wants her [2] to move out and him move in and pay me every six months untill the charge is removed. He's not able to get another mortgage because of the other charges on this one.

Is 'her [1]' the ex's relative and 'her [2]' your daughter?

carolan78

I don't think you need to be worrying about him accessing file, I think you need to be worrying about getting his name and charges off of the property or your Daughter stands to lose a lot of money if he really hasn't put anything money into the house.

Voyager2002

Since the happy' couple bought the house together, it is probable that the solicitor has a file in both names. In particular, it would be natural for the solicitor to show him a copy of a document that he himself has signed.

Your daughter needs to tell the solicitor that they are no longer a couple, and so her file should not be shown to him.

Husse01

Solicitor is the person who listen your problems and present it in the court room.Solicitor plays an important role to win your case .He demand a fair amount for the person case.


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Hussey01

Takeaway_Addict

Husse01 wrote: »

Solicitor is the person who listen your problems and present it in the court room.Solicitor plays an important role to win your case .He demand a fair amount for the person case.


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Hussey01

What the he...?

Mojisola

Takeaway_Addict wrote: »

What the he...?

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tyllwyd

max2129 wrote: »

My daughter and her ex split up shortly after they moved into their new home. She moved out and six months later she found he had not paid any morgage. He moved out and she moved back in and claered the arrears. I had money invested in the house so went to the solicitors and put a charge on the property. I have since found out that her ex has been to another branch of the solicitors where his relative works, and has accessed my archived documents. can they do this without my permission

I'm a bit confused - what do you mean that he accessed your archived documents?

Do you mean that you consulted a solicitor and the ex has been given access to your file?

Or do you mean that the ex and your daughter have consulted a solicitor about their joint ownership and mortgage on the house, on which you have registered a charge, and the ex has been given access to that file which included documents that you signed?

Or something else?

If the ex still owns and is named on a mortgage on the house, its inevitable that he is entitled to know about any other charge on the house. In fact the charge should be registered at the land registry
http://www.landregistry.gov.uk/public/faqs/what-is-a-register