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21 May 12 #332117 by Althea1
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If ex is living in Ireland and not paying maintenance or likely to return to England but has a property over here up for sale, would it be possible to have a charge put on the property?
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26 May 12 #333070 by LittleMrMike
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If ex is living in Ireland and not paying maintenance or likely to return to England but has a property over here up for sale, would it be possible to have a charge put on the property?
Yes, in principle, it could be.
Are there arrears of maintenance ?
Do you have a judgment for them ?
Yes, it is possible, in principle, to have a charging order put on property as a means of enforcing arrears. You may wish to consider registering a pending land action.
You need to seek legal advice promptly. Also, be very careful to log the history of all missed payments.
LMM
Yes, in principle, it could be.
Are there arrears of maintenance ?
Do you have a judgment for them ?
Yes, it is possible, in principle, to have a charging order put on property as a means of enforcing arrears. You may wish to consider registering a pending land action.
You need to seek legal advice promptly. Also, be very careful to log the history of all missed payments.
LMM
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