Another possibility is using a sell and rent back scheme. You could sell the house to a company like http://www.a-quick-sale.co.uk who then rent it back to you.
In most cases they’ll even sell you the house back afterwards…
If your name is on the title of said property with her’s then I’d say yes! But if you buy said property from her legally, then they cannot take the property from you. Ask a lawyer to type you up a contract; on contract put in a stipulation that she has no access to said property, and the deed is free and clear of any leans that pertain to your marriage and make it legal by having anotory sign and date it. In front of Lawyer or persay judge.
If you are still married and her name is on the deeds then they will put a charge on the property, this means that if you sell part of the money would have to be given to the administrator. They can also force the sale if they’ve a mind to, if she were to sell her half to you and hand over the money to the administrator you would probably be fine but if she does not there will be a heap of trouble. Best advice to you is get some specialist advice especially as she is not paying anything towards it, this may have a bearing on things. Good luck
November 1st, 2009 at 10:42 pm
If you are still legally married then quite possibly. I would see a solicitor for advise.
November 1st, 2009 at 11:16 pm
Another possibility is using a sell and rent back scheme. You could sell the house to a company like http://www.a-quick-sale.co.uk who then rent it back to you.
In most cases they’ll even sell you the house back afterwards…
November 2nd, 2009 at 12:15 am
If the house is a joint property Most probably.
November 2nd, 2009 at 12:15 am
If your name is on the title of said property with her’s then I’d say yes! But if you buy said property from her legally, then they cannot take the property from you. Ask a lawyer to type you up a contract; on contract put in a stipulation that she has no access to said property, and the deed is free and clear of any leans that pertain to your marriage and make it legal by having anotory sign and date it. In front of Lawyer or persay judge.
November 2nd, 2009 at 12:49 am
If you are still married and her name is on the deeds then they will put a charge on the property, this means that if you sell part of the money would have to be given to the administrator. They can also force the sale if they’ve a mind to, if she were to sell her half to you and hand over the money to the administrator you would probably be fine but if she does not there will be a heap of trouble. Best advice to you is get some specialist advice especially as she is not paying anything towards it, this may have a bearing on things. Good luck