Please help! Husband left with my business- what can i do?

doggydogdog

Silk wrote: »

The Ltd. Company is a seperate entity to your husband, if the company is using your equipment then you could invoice the company for the costs ie the £35k and when he fails to pay issue a winding up petition to cease trading.

Depending on what you wanted you could rent the equipment to the company and draw income from it each month.

He will cease trading and open up in a new name and i will lose my 35k?

Silk

doggydogdog wrote: »

He will cease trading and open up in a new name and i will lose my 35k?

Nope you don't lose the assets because they still belong to you as a sole trader and you just snatch them back through the courts

RAS

GO TO THE POLICE. Yes, I am shouting.

doggydogdog

RAS wrote: »

GO TO THE POLICE. Yes, I am shouting.

Would they really get inolved in a domestic?

couponqueen123

doggydogdog wrote: »

Would they really get inolved in a domestic?

its not domestic hes stolen your stuff

handling stolen good is a crime i believe so maybe his little helper could have a visit to? im sure the spare room be over just before its started for him lol

just what he would deserve :eek::rotfl:

i would get all paper work together that proves the stuff is yours and if u have any txt or voicemails saying hes got the stuff keep them and go poilce and report it

wats worst that can happen . you dont get your stuff back

also txt or ring him tell him hes got till tomoro to return it or u are going police no joke and do it of he dont return it show him how loud u can bang your drum hun i would

ALI1973

Surely this is theft of property by the new ltd business?

You have proof that the loan you secured purchased the equipment?, then I would assume you could provide this as proof of ownership to the police and have your husband, Other woman and AN Other arrested for theft?

In the meantime, you need to communicate with the loan company and seek legal advice, because that is what your husband will be doing, don't wait for him to call the shots.

RAS

doggydogdog wrote: »

Would they really get inolved in a domestic?

It is not a domestic; it is blatant theft.

Report the theft and give both their names as consiprators.

Do you have business insurance?

Silk

ALI1973 wrote: »

Surely this is theft of property by the new ltd business?

Not unless the company tried to record them as assets.

At the moment the action would be against the husband although the fact that he was an officer of the new company would amount to probable cause.

sassyblue

Silk wrote: »

Not unless the company tried to record them as assets.

At the moment the action would be against the husband although the fact that he was an officer of the new company would amount to probable cause.

Even if the company didn't own them the OP personally did, it's theft. (I'm sure you know that and are just rplying to the other poster)

OP GO TO THE POLICE, it's theft either way.

Silk

sassyblue wrote: »

Even if the company didn't own them the OP personally did, it's theft. (I'm sure you know that and are just rplying to the other poster)

OP GO TO THE POLICE, it's theft either way.

I was replying to the other poster hence my quote in the reply

At the moment it's the husband who seems to be using the equipment to further "his own company" but untill "his own company" registers them as assets then any action regarding the theft will have to be against the husband not the Limited Company.