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Litigation Loan Interest charges
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As much as my litigation bill is a very large one, I do believe my solicitors from Day 1 have had my best interest, (arresting, police, non molestation order, child court custody, etc you name it)
Needless to say I had some savings which paid towards my legal bill, but one never knew how far this would go.... and how much more money it would cost..
I did enquire for Legal Aid, but was told I wasn't eligible due to being on a Mortgage (basically owning half of our marital home)
Its very double edge sword, as I have great credit, picked up a new job whilst going through this horrendous divorce, its not full time and can't be as my Son at the time was only 5yrs old.... I also worked within my ex husbands business for past 7yrs hence why I had to go and get a job, many friends said not to, but I have always worked and always will!
My issue and my reach out for advice was purely to see if I could some way get help with the extortionate amount of monthly interest I am being charged... I shall keep requesting to 1. freeze the monthly interest and 2. offer an affordable repayment plan with this litigation loan company and if I don't feel they are treating me fair with whatever they give reason to not accept my offers than I shall have to turn to the Financial Ombudsmen... The loan company is FCA registered and perhaps the FO can suggest or request an agreement of some sort!
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Hi Cake Crusader
Thanks for your suggestions on getting the house "sale ready"
See below the link to my property currently on the market - this property was extended and renovated 3 years ago to such a high standard, hence why the price is at £865-£875K This property does not need anything doing to it, it is ready for new buyers to move in..
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Viewers feedback so far have been positive its just finding that right buyer who is willing to pay for this...0 -
It would be a good idea to get help from a debt charity (Stepchange etc), it would also be a good idea to remove the link in your last post.0
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Hi there
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Thanks for the debt charity advice very helpful, thank you!
Not sure why you suggested to remove the Right Move Property link??
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