Surplus after repossession and outstanding interim orders

Mypnut

Hello.

I'm midway through divorce and my house has been repossessed.Fortunately it was sold quickly and I have been informed there is a surplus.
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The mortgage solicitors have wrote to me and told me to inform them about and other charges on the deeds, or any claims and disputes so the surplus can be paid out.

On the deeds there are 6 restrictions interim orders . 3 in my name 3 in the ex's name. However I was unawAre of any of them. These total over 40K

That aside. The first restrictions are in my ex's name and this would take up all of the surplus and if these were paid in order I would still be left in massive debt.


so my questions are

Do the restrictions \ interim orders still stand seem as the property is reposessed ? I know the debts still exist but do they need to be paid for at this point.

do the debts need to be paid in order by the solicitor or can I request my share of the surplus to try and negotiate my debts separately! I

I've read so many posts and received conflicting advice I was hoping someone could clarify

Thank you

sourcrates

All i can suggest is that you pose your questions in this thread :


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1839539/charging-order-the-myth&page=210


The contributors to it really know there stuff, and there is a lot of information already posted, I believe a land registry rep also contributes to the thread, so you may get some answers there.