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16 Nov 07 #6839 by annadee
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my hudband left the house six months ago then half an hour later he phoned said he had left as he had met someone else. he has refused contact and does reply to his childrens text messages.i have got a letter saying he was divorcing me.he earns twice the amount of money then i do even though i work full time.was supossed to start csa payments for the first time this month but so far hasnt done so.the solicitor letter said they wanted finiancial records.the only thing i have is a car which i need for work.there will not be much equity on house as he was made bankcrupt through non payment of tax.a loan had to taken through a re-mortgage so there will be very little equity.at first he said he did not want anything now i am worried if the car is included as assets it may have to be sold. can this be done,

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17 Nov 07 #6857 by loobyloo
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Hi anna
yes you will have to do a form E you have to list anything that is worth over £500, i dont think you would have to sell it if needed for kids unless its an"aston martin" or something!
He sounds like my x2b..ignoring kids.....b....rds arent they
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17 Nov 07 #6860 by annadee
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thanks for getting back to me.no it is a smallcar worth about 2 thousand pounds.He said on that last phone call the house had to be sold.I could not afford mortgage as he was the main breadwinner and earned 1 an half time more then me.I have had to move into rented accomodation.
it seems now that i have had to apply to csa he has suddenly become interested in the house but there will be very little equity.

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17 Nov 07 #6864 by sexysadie
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If you have children then the house does not necessarily have to be sold - you may have the right to stay there with the kids until they are grown up. If you haven't already moved, stay put for the moment.

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28 Jan 08 #12137 by anna.dee
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once again i am back on the forum seeking advice.i have finally managed to get buyer on house but because he paid no mortgage since he left there is no equity and there is a joint loan taken out on house and when sold there will still be £5000 outstanding.they have agreed to accept the offer but have phoned me and they have been in touch with him and he wants nothing to do with it.after trying for 6 months to sell house then the mortgage company charged £5000 for early settlement this is why the loan will be £5000 short.Will he legally have to pay back half of this loan as i am in private accomadition and the rent is very expensive and with a son at college and a daughter at school i am struggling.i am on council list but could take years.I work full time and get working tax credit but it is still a struggle.anyone been in the position and could offer advice.thanks

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