A friend came to me yesterday in tears, her brothers partner has walked out on him (a sad all too common occurance up here) and taken the little girl.
He went home to find the house looking like falujah without on clean towel in the house, and as he sat down he had a knock on the door, it was a ballif with a writ for over £2000 in debts that, to his knowlegde his now ex had paid.
She hasn't paid a car loan for over 7 months, the gas for over 8 months, the electricity is being put on key meter soon as she hasnt paid that, the water has over £400 owing as she hasnt paid that. Every letter she recieved she threw in the bin, and he has bank statements showing the money for the bills being taken out the account 3-4 days before the amount were due.
Is there any way that he can get any of his money back from her as, to his mind, she has spent the lot on clothes etc as (for a family of 3) they were getting through £250 a week, i have a family of 5 and my weekly food shop is under £150.
On a positive note, the baillif who came out looked at all the details, took a payment of £40 as a note of willingness to pay and is refering the debts to the creditors as to his mind, the Ex stole this mans money.. and yes I will find out the name of the baillif so we can issue him his gold star!
He went home to find the house looking like falujah without on clean towel in the house, and as he sat down he had a knock on the door, it was a ballif with a writ for over £2000 in debts that, to his knowlegde his now ex had paid.
She hasn't paid a car loan for over 7 months, the gas for over 8 months, the electricity is being put on key meter soon as she hasnt paid that, the water has over £400 owing as she hasnt paid that. Every letter she recieved she threw in the bin, and he has bank statements showing the money for the bills being taken out the account 3-4 days before the amount were due.
Is there any way that he can get any of his money back from her as, to his mind, she has spent the lot on clothes etc as (for a family of 3) they were getting through £250 a week, i have a family of 5 and my weekly food shop is under £150.
On a positive note, the baillif who came out looked at all the details, took a payment of £40 as a note of willingness to pay and is refering the debts to the creditors as to his mind, the Ex stole this mans money.. and yes I will find out the name of the baillif so we can issue him his gold star!
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