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clare.cs
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Posted - 24 June 2010 :  18:03:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi, I was declared BR in Jan 10, all going ok at the moment apart from a hefty 320.00 that we are having to pay back, I am now trying to sort out my property, we have had a valuation and it appears that we have around 8000.00 I sent all documents to my OR and to my relief he has said that he is willing to transfer the interest, I am going to the office to pay 211.00 tomorrow for this to be done I have a couple of q's if someone can help me!!
1 Can I transfer the interst to my 19 year old son.
2 How long will the interst in the property remain in my sons name?
3 When the interst is tranferred does that mean I still owe my home and I cannot be forced to sell it?
3 How long will it be before I become discharged??

Your answers will be greatly appreciated I may get some sleep then!! Thanks

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Posted - 24 June 2010 :  18:12:49  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
1. Yes you can
2. Until someone changes it
3. Yes you still own it if we are talking about a jointly owned property, not if we are talking about a solely owned property.
4. Not more than a year if you have cooperated fully, but it could be less
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