Me and my ex split in 2013 and he moved out of our marital home and I stayed with our 2 young children. I left work to be a SAHM when our first was born so I had no wage coming in and so I got incone support.
I met my new partner and therefor my ex stopped paying his half of the mortgage as he though I had my partner living with me,but as he is in the army we only see each other at weekends, so I was left to pay the full ammount out of my benefits and child maintainance.
We ended up going to mediation as he wanted his name off the mortgage but I was reluctant to sell as I wasnt finacially stable to,but I agreed that once I was in full tine work that i would have the house on the market the following year (August 2017)
I started training as a TA and got a part time job at my local school just 5 hours a week with the view to go full time once I was qualified.
However come January 2017 I fell pregnant and so had to put things on hold...but still August came and my ex asked me about putting the house up for sale...and I told him that my baby was due in September and that we agreed that the house would get put on the market so long as I had a full time job, which wasnt possible being pregnant. So he stopped paying the child maintinance which I depended on to pay the mortgage so I got in arrears...I recieved a court order to sell the home and now he has sent a letter in to my incone support ti say I have someone living wih me (which I dont) and now my income support has stopped....so what can I do??! I cant afford to go to court and I cant rent due to credit rating and im on the council housing list but theres no properties suitable for my family....
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user1479246102 · 21/11/2017 00:07
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