mr

[nighhump]

how can i check if my ex wife has taken out a mortgage on our property

[Kati]

Re: mr

was/is the house in joint names??

tagging [MENTION=87380]Diana M[/MENTION] [MENTION=15129]Crazy council[/MENTION] [MENTION=48934]Debt Camel[/MENTION] xx

[des8]

Re: mr

Here, (cost £3 I think) :https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry

[Kati]

Re: mr

thanks [MENTION=39710]des8[/MENTION] xx

[des8]

Re: mr

Dim problem [MENTION=49370]Kati[/MENTION] (Google that... I'm Welsh... not being rude!)

[MIKE770]

Re: mr

Dim - means Nothing in welsh! & veriants:-

[des8]

Re: mr

Google the phrase and it translates "no problem"....
I automatically typed the Welsh, and then realised that others might read it as if I was referring to a "Tim Nice but dim"
This is getting convoluted lol

[MIKE770]

Re: mr

[COLOR=#DD4B39 !important]nothingdim, ddim, nim
[/COLOR]
anythingdim, ddim, hunpeth, nim, unpeth

nonedim, ddim, nim

nildim, ddim, nim

noughtdim, ddim, gwagnod, gwagnodau, ngwagnod, ngwagnodau

somethingrhywbeth, rywbeth, dim, ddim, nim, ryw bethau

zerosero, dim, ddim, nim, seroau

[des8]

Re: mr

We'll say anything to confuse the Saesneg!

[MIKE770]

Re: mr

nah ! lol

[Diana M]

Re: mr

how can i check if my ex wife has taken out a mortgage on our property

You refer to it as "our property" so is it safe to assume that the property was/is held as Joint Tenants and/or Tenants in Common?

Either way a mortgage shouldn't (not couldn't) be taken out without permission from each of you.

A mortgage or secured loan requires a charge over the property, however some 'less scrupulous' lenders try to circumnavigate this.

May I ask what makes you suspect that a loan may have been secured on the property, and since you say this is your "ex wife" is/was there any financial agreement as part of your divorce?

Di