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Threat to be taken to court
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Yes, I understand that which is why I have stopped paying toward my pension and will pay the mortgage but will she have a back dated calm rights in small claims court?0
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Just thinking out aloud here but is there an agreement on how the equity should be split once the house is sold?
If she wants to play hard ball then potential you have the opportunity to play her way as well0 -
gettingtheresometime wrote: »Just thinking out aloud here but is there an agreement on how the equity should be split once the house is sold?
If she wants to play hard ball then potential you have the opportunity to play her way as well
No, I have always said she can have any profit that is made from it.0 -
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no, you get half of the profit. she can't backdate your payments and take all the profit... stand up for your money!CCCC #33: £42/£240
DFW: £4355/£44050 -
Exactly. She can't have her cake and eat it.leslieknope wrote: »no, you get half of the profit. she can't backdate your payments and take all the profit... stand up for your money!
I'd be tempted to go in saying of course you'll pay the mortgage, so long as she'll split the profit. Fair's fair...2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0 -
gettingtheresometime wrote: »Was that in writing?
I must admit that sounds very generous on your part, especially as you were paying some of the mortgage
I know I could insist on half of any profit but that would result in a delay which may cause the buyer to pull out again and I spent £14k getting access to my son back and trying to stop her from being able to move away with him so I have no money for legal costs involved! Sad but true!0 -
What legal costs? You refuse to sell unless she agreesI know I could insist on half of any profit but that would result in a delay which may cause the buyer to pull out again and I spent £14k getting access to my son back and trying to stop her from being able to move away with him so I have no money for legal costs involved! Sad but true!0 -
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