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Now hes put a Homes right notice on the house

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19 Mar 08 #17198 by twinks
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Mortgage and deeds in my nme. He is not paying penny for anything since he went, now I get this letter from the land registry today saying that he has put homes right notice on the FMH. Does having his 2 kids out on the street really make him happy? Does it mean that he should at least pay 1/2 mortgage? I wont sell the house and give him 1/2 He has already remortgaged this house 4 times and removed £115k from it, so surely I can argue that he has had his share already.

Also a question, we legally seperated a few years ago, all signed at sol. It said that he gives house to me and wont go after it (have no idea where the papers are, so not sure of wording) should I contact that sol and get a copy and see if I can use that. But then could he use that to stop me getting money, he does everything for his own financial gain, I have no idea what to do. Son is 9 nd SD and he wrote a letter to me saying that he doesnt want to see daddy and why is daddy being so nasty. Feel like sending him a copy but dont want that used against me.

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19 Mar 08 #17199 by juttabeck
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We have had a similar notice put on my partner's home recently, even though he doesn't live there. Because the finances aren't settled, he has always paid the mortgage and insurance, and has never suggested that he wouldn't, nor has he ever suggested that she should pay anything.

He has never put it up for sale, nor suggested that he would try to sell it out from under her, but she puts this notice on it anyway, over 18 months after they separated..... the mind boggles at the reasoning these people come to sometimes.

Ignore it, unless you can't. Apparently all it means is that it is harder to sell, I mean would you buy a house where the people living there were going to be difficult about moving out??

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