![]() I have made several generous offers of financial settlement which have all been ignored or refused. The calculation based on evidenced financial contribution from both parties works out at an equivalent of 10% of the former family home. The house was never intended to be a family home, it was a ‘means to an end’ as such and a means to pay her a share she was entitled to for her small contribution (plus growth) to the former family home. She wants me to pay backdated rent for the time I have lived here to the tune of £1000pcm (this is 100% of the rent, despite her not owning 100% of the house)įacts I believe are important to this situation are. Now she has applied to the courts under schedule 1 of the family act and TOLATA for -Occupation of the house with the children until the youngest child reaches adulthood.Īt which point she will consider splitting the equity 50/50. Despite several offers of rental accommodation (paid for) and lump sum payments by myself.ĭuring this order I signed over all child benefit and tax credits to her. She continues to reside at her parents house, with the children during her allocated time with the children. We settled child access via court in early 2018, after months of her trying to stop access, since then the children reside with me at the new house for just over 40% of the time and 50% of all school holidays. I met my new partner in summer 2017 and things went from bad to worse with 100s of false allegations made to police / social services / local authorities all of which went nowhere but caused great distress for myself and my family. I have put considerable funds into refurbishing the property. She then registered an ‘interest’ in the house in early 2017 and I have been unable to move forward from that point. We Had moved into my mothers house for a few weeks, as the new house was uninhabitable, things continued to break down and she moved out, with the kids back to her parents house. New property purchased in my sole name in autumn 2016. The plan was to buy a ‘dooer upper’, with cash (no mortgage) in my name (being that I was the majority equity holder) and once renovated I would raise a mortgage Against the property to buy her share out and enable her to put a deposit down on a new property in her name and we would continue to share custody of children. Relationship broke down and we sold the family home in autumn 2016. I carried out the majority of the building works myself. In 2008 I sold a sports car I owned and this cash lump sum paid for an extension to the house which increased it to a 4 bed bungalow. ![]() Property was put in her name due to capital gains and tax reasons but I continued to pay mortgage etc. ![]() We purchased a property in 2007 (considered our family home) with the equity from my house sale and she contributed £8k towards it from a loan from her parents we also had a small interest only mortgage for the balance. I had owned several properties prior to us meeting and living together and I built up equity accordingly. We have two children, now 12 and 7 years old. ![]() Here is as brief as a background as possible.Įx partner and I met In 2000 and separated early 2017. I am hoping for some advice please on a rather complicated situation ahead.
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