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Ex will not move from the house
28 Oct 09 #158011 by MYROZ 
I left my stbx last year. he was abusive to me and my son. I work in financial services and need to maintain a decent credit rating. As a result i have solely paid the mortgage for a year c.£18k. he lives in the house with his new partner. All other assets are less than the negative equity we have in the house. i have made an offer that he moves out and walks away debt free. his lawyer is ignoring this.
Can anyone give any advice on getting him out bearing in mind that stopping the mortgage is not an option.
He does not contribute to my son who i fully support.
As he has his partner living in a house against my will am i entitled to rent out the other three rooms.
Topic started by MYROZ
I left my stbx last year. he was abusive to me and my son. I work in financial services and need to maintain a decent credit rating. As a result i have solely paid the mortgage for a year c.£18k. he lives in the house with his new partner. All other assets are less than the negative equity we have in the house. i have made an offer that he moves out and walks away debt free. his lawyer is ignoring this.Can anyone give any advice on getting him out bearing in mind that stopping the mortgage is not an option.
He does not contribute to my son who i fully support.
As he has his partner living in a house against my will am i entitled to rent out the other three rooms.
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