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Ok, I think I’m going to have to LTB - what do I need to do?

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Theaspidistraiswilting · 22/07/2018 13:13

I have come to the conclusion that unfortunately our relationship is very probably over. He is not going to make it easy for me. I have a part time job that earns me £18k pa. I can make childcare work. We have been married for 8 years. It is his name on the mortgage only. We have 2 further properties on the same site as the marital home. One is mortgage free but in his name only. The other is mortgaged and also in his name only. We also have one further property mortgaged to the hilt in my maiden name in Scotland (we live in England). He is self employed in a family business and although we have received regular amounts into our joint account from his business (both our wages go into a joint account) it will be very easy for him to hide income and assets. What do I do to make sure we are financially ok and he doesn’t make it impossible for me to be the primary career of the children. I would like to point out I’m not being grabby but I have given up a lot for him, including remortgaging my property to support his investments (kept no record obviously, idiot that I am) . Thank you very much.

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Notsurprisedatall · 22/07/2018 15:46

You need to see a solicitor

MrsBertBibby · 22/07/2018 15:49

Yep. Solicitor.

Theaspidistraiswilting · 22/07/2018 18:57

Thanks you. Do I just go in cold for a consultation? And how do I choose one?

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MrsBertBibby · 22/07/2018 19:17

www.resolution.org.uk/landing-two-cols.asp?page_id=21

This search may help.

Ask local people for recommendations. Look at Google reviews of possible firms. If you are comfortable with posting your area on here you may get recommendations (I am S London/Kent/Surrey).

Try calling and talking to the prospective lawyer:I will usually try to talk to prospective clients, it gives them a sense of me and if they don't like me they can go elsewhere. Don't always have time though.

Theaspidistraiswilting · 22/07/2018 21:46

Thank you. I’m in The North East if anyone has any recommendations...

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