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    Howdy all,

    Hope we are all well.

    A friend of my other half is in a mess. She has circa £53k of debt to about 18 credit cards and loans, 8 payday loan companies ... and some outstanding cash loans to loan sharks.

    She's asked me to pop over this evening to give her some advice.

    As I see it, she has two realistic options:
    IVA or BR.
    She earns too much for a DRO. A DMP is just a waste of time. She works for a solicitors, but I'm not sure she would be happy going for UE (although it's an option ... so long as she pays off the loan sharks first!).

    She's recently split from her husband, and have a jointly owned house. I've got a couple of questions, which were not an issue for me when I went BR, and just wanted some clarity.

    1) Husband has moved out of marital home, and if she goes BR, then how is he dragged into it? Is he offered to buy out her interest in the property? Is it just sold, and then they get allocated the shortfall 50-50?

    2) They have a child through marriage. I know he's not working at the moment as he was laid of recently. However, is there a legal responsibility for a married man to provide a roof over the childs head until XX years? I've heard various forms of that comment banded about, but wanted to know in black and white what the obligation is.

    Thanks in advance

    I'll probably refer her back to this site shortly.
    "Cheap is good, but FREE is better!"

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    Re: Advice for someone else.

    Hi FF

    it is probably best if she registers herself her and then can log on and keep up to date etc.

    Not sure about the BI in the house - I am a bit out of touch on the BR stuff now but one of the other guys will be able to have a look at that for you.

    Again not 100% sure but i know with Mr Loo he has to pay for his boys until they are 18 or finished full time education - however I am not sure what it means about the home - as with his divorce details it has all things in it ie if his wife co-habits or gets a different job - etc etc etc. Mr Loo pays his child maintance and the mortgage as it stands now but say for example she got a new BF and he moved in then he could stop his mortgage payments but he would still be entitled to his i think it is 40% share of the Former marital home when it was sold......

    Anyhoo someone with more knowledge will be back on to help with the BR stuff

    take care
    LL

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