I want my ex’s house sold so I can have the money

July 12, 2012

I’ve been waiting for the csa to sort out my sons father for the past 13 yes 13 years !!! And am still phoning them once to twice per month !!

Seems the new rule changes have done me very little in the way of payments.

My ex has given the csa the run around for years and getting away with it !! working ,not working ,self employed ,moving home, other children, cant afford it, ecetrea ecetra !!

They even took him to court, he was orderd to pay up if he didnt they would take his driving licence away, and or get a custodial sentance !! THEY DIDNT Instead he bought a house!No doubt using my sons money as a deposit!!

Once again were now back with the cab’s solicitors, waiting form a monthly meeting to decide wether they should send him back to court, or take his home and sell it (if theres any equity).

In my opinion the cab need to stop with the idle threats and follow it through for once. Absent fathers that dont look after their offspring need a short sharp shock ,not a slap on the wrist,nore a warning letter So come on cab what you waiting for ???

Get with the programme, look at my case the whole thing !!!!13 yrs of records have a good read and tell me what or why he shouldnt go to court and have his house sold ??

After all isnt 13 yrs long enough for you to see what game he is playing ??

Comments

  • Lisa Hunter says:

    House sold?? it wont happen sadly. I totally get where you’re coming from. Ex owes £43k, now pays debts off at £100p/m my sons stand to be 67 & 69 years old by the time this debt is cleared and my case is two years more than yours.

    The CSA refused to do this form of enforcement stating that ‘it was a very lengthy process’ laughable really as 15 years of no maintenance isn’t exactly a walk in the park.

    I do hope that his property has the debts registered against them!

  • chall says:

    Janet,

    Obviously, all cases are different , the action the agency decides on will be case specific and deemed appropriate.

    Although as Lisa ( above) states ‘House sold?? it wont happen sadly’, it would be a nieve assumption to believe this will be the case for all – between 2010 and 2011 saw the CSA secure 75 ‘Order for Sale’ judgements granted by the courts.

    Once a ‘ final charging order’ has been granted by the court and registered with Land registry, the CSA may request through the courts that the property (dwelling or asset) be sold to provide monies to satisfy the outstanding debt.

    chall ~ afairercsaforall

  • Lisa Hunter says:

    That’s interesting CHALL may i ask, i now have ALL DEBT secured yet, apparently there isn’t enough equity in his house so in that case where do you stand there?

  • chall says:

    I’m obviously not privy to the details regarding your case Lisa or your ex’s financial circumstances.
    Maybe the CSA would be your best port of call for such a question.

    chall

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