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  • Final Charging Order

    Hope someone can help Brief outline in 2017 I received a solicitors letter from an ex partner declaring he was entitled to a 50 % share in my home. After a lot of money spent on solicitors we ended up in court with a 3 day hearing and I won, with costs awarded to be assessed if not agreed, this was in October 2021, The costs bill was served on the other party who has since made one appeal after another all thrown out and I have now an interim charging order on one of the other parties properties. I have now discovered we are back in court on 17/01/2023 for the hearing for the Interim charging order to be a final charging order but as the other side have again raised objections we have to have a hearing at the County Court. Apologise for the long back ground. my questions are.
    Why is the other side continually allowed to raise objections when all other appeals have been dismissed ?
    Is this even worth it as what will happen if I do get the Final Charging order ?
    costs were assessed at around £26 K however I am just continually giving my solicitor money
    For clarity the house in question was purchased solely by myself with my own funds and this was proved in court, yes I allowed the other party to live there but no contributions were made. The other party owns 2 properties in the UK both tenanted, is representing himself so costs are always very minimal for him.
    Any advise is greatly received Thank You
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    what are the objections?
    Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.

    Litigants in Person should download and read the Judiciary's handbook for litigants in person: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/..._in_Person.pdf

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    • #3
      Hello thank you for replying the list is :
      The judge did not read his statement
      The court refused to print off 32 pages of statements that would of proved his case
      He is a double hearing aid wearer and he could not hear the trial
      I took his car and continues to list several items paintings, gold coins, antiques etc and has totalled the amount of items to £32k
      All is completely untrue
      The case was 3 days long at no point did he state he could not hear
      The statements he is referring to were handed to the judge in the final day and not added to the bundle, The Judge read through them in chambers and dismissed them as not relevant
      As for belongings non of that is true so would find it difficult to prove I don’t have something that never existed
      Thank You for your time

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