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Any advice hugely appeciated......
Johan15
Posts: 3 Newbie
Good afternoon everybody.
I recently put a claim in for miss-sold PPI with five small bank loans with the Halifax , these loans were under a joint bank account between my ex partner and we seperated August 2006 ........
All loans were taken out before that date and only me that ever payed for them as , i've recently had a letter saying they have all been upheld bar one which is fantastic news as financial times are hard right now.
However , the letter also states that she'd be entitled to half .......
Leaving me in August that year and leaving me with all the debt to pay was a 10 year struggle to get in the green per say and i feel hard done by that she should receive anything considering the circumstances.....
Any advice on the matter would be hugely appreciated.
Thank you
Johan
I recently put a claim in for miss-sold PPI with five small bank loans with the Halifax , these loans were under a joint bank account between my ex partner and we seperated August 2006 ........
All loans were taken out before that date and only me that ever payed for them as , i've recently had a letter saying they have all been upheld bar one which is fantastic news as financial times are hard right now.
However , the letter also states that she'd be entitled to half .......
Leaving me in August that year and leaving me with all the debt to pay was a 10 year struggle to get in the green per say and i feel hard done by that she should receive anything considering the circumstances.....
Any advice on the matter would be hugely appreciated.
Thank you
Johan
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The legal entitlement of the other party will stand I'm afraid. You could always approach her yourself and ask that she pays you her half, but that would be a separate arrangement between the two of you...Johan15 said:Leaving me in August that year and leaving me with all the debt to pay was a 10 year struggle to get in the green per say and i feel hard done by that she should receive anything considering the circumstances.....
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Thanks for your help , i figured as much........ failing that , it would be court action.0
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Not sure how you'd fare going in that direction..Johan15 said:........ failing that , it would be court action.1 -
If times are hard financially, taking your ex-wife through the legal process for her half of what she is legally entitled to will be a long and costly affair which you won’t win. I’d swallow your pride on this one as otherwise you’re on a hiding to nothing. Take what you have and move on.
helpful tips
it's spelt d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y
there - 'in or at that place'
their - 'owned by them'
they're - 'they are'
it's bought not brought (i just bought my chicken a suit from that new shop for £6.34)1 -
She's NOT my ex-wife ......don't suppose that would matter would it .. ?0
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NJohan15 said:
no difference whatsoever. Move on.She's NOT my ex-wife ......don't suppose that would matter would it .. ?helpful tips
it's spelt d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y
there - 'in or at that place'
their - 'owned by them'
they're - 'they are'
it's bought not brought (i just bought my chicken a suit from that new shop for £6.34)1 -
The only relevant factor is that you held a joint account together. As such she is legally entitled to half of the PPI redress payment, as has been pointed out already .Johan15 said:She's NOT my ex-wife ......don't suppose that would matter would it .. ?0 -
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