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susan1604
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Posted - 11 January 2009 :  23:43:49  Show Profile  Visit susan1604's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi
I have suffered from Manic Depression for years on and off, usually due to death in the family (my dad in 1993 then my daughter in 2002). My husband always bailed me out of my manic debts. However in 2003 he bailed me out for the last time and asked me to sign (sell my interest to pay off debts)in our home, which I did. However I was still manic and have now over £40,000 in debts. Can I go bankrupt or will the house in the eyes of the bankruptcy laws still jointly belong to me (I still live there but do not contribute to mortgage etc). Thanks

Reviva UK
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Posted - 12 January 2009 :  00:26:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi

is there a clear paper trail for the transaction in 2003 and your continued non contribution to the house?

In theory if it has been done correctly your husband should be OK.

These are however very delicate, and open to interpretation so I would suggest you speak to either the helpline or a site expert to discuss in more depth

Paul Johns
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Reviva UK

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