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27th August 2017 at 8:12 pm #46588ConfusedAgainParticipant
unless i pay for it but he has it on finance and if i give him some of the money then will it still be his?
I dunno if he is thrtening because, i’m not ‘behaving myself’ as in i am avoiding him after our arguement a few weeks ago and i am not begging him to stay….
the other day he also said he wants the mortgage in his name and i should sign it over to him??? we have a baby
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27th August 2017 at 9:48 pm #46590Confused123Participant
Hey Hun
First of all do not agree to pass any money over till you have a written agreement that if you cover instalments the car becomes yours and get a witness to sign letter too, also contact company direct if any arrangement can be made to have transfer to your name and u will be come responsible for car and payment, he may just have to sign to agree transfer, otherwise could u look at a second hand car to buy on finance.
As for the house being on your name, leave it that way , NOT SURE IF YOU TWO ARE Married, you can deal with that after having advise from legal solciitors, he may be entitled to a share but no way is his namee been added on so he can mess your credit and throw u out after moving in himself
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27th August 2017 at 10:10 pm #46597ConfusedAgainParticipant
Hiya
im getting the silent treatment, and it used to get me in a right mess but with counselling i am getting stronger,i think he is going to blackmail me , both our names are on the mortgage, we are not married.
I said if i buy it i want the car in my name and he said that he is paying for the mortgage so he wants it in his name, He tried to get me to go to the council lastweek with bubs, how can you do that to your son?
I’m not going anywhere but the situation right now sucks xx
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27th August 2017 at 10:22 pm #46599Twisted SisterParticipant
there is a lot involved in changing the title deeds of your property from both names to single name; timely and costly too and i think a solicitor would struggle to act for you both in that situation. They could well recommend you each have your own solicitor, even if you did get that far; stay strong but make sure you and bubs stay safe at all times.
I didn’t understand what you meant when you said he tried to get you to go to the council with bubs?
warmest wishes ks
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