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C48
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14 Aug 24 - 14 Aug 24 #523737 by C48

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Asking for advice please.
Signed Consent Order in March 2024. EX had transferred money to a family member before financial disclosure saying it was a loan he paid back. (Loaned £100000 after separation , had a contract then paid back within months ) I believe it was a gift from family member and made to
look like a loan.
Less than a month after consent order sealed he was able to spend in the region of £30000 on home improvements stating it was a loan but wouldn't say who from. Possibly same family member giving him back the money he was originally gifted
I appreciate what he does with his money is up to him however can't help but feel he hid money before I signed consent order. (Whilst married he didn't disclose to me a £40000 bonus he received) hence why he is not trustworthy.

Last edit: 14 Aug 24 by C48.

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