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smiler1981
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14 Apr 11 #263324 by smiler1981

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Where do I start.... As part of my divorce I signed a Consent Order agreeing to pay me ex partner 5k in november last year for negative equity of the property which he kept. I also gave him 27k for a property which I kept as my grandparents were renting it off me. I am now renting a property off my parents. I am not in a position to pay the 5k up front and he seeked solicitors to start enforcing the money. We have a child together which he pay £30 per month as he is now 'self employed', the contact he has with her is minimal and he doesnt help me any other way financially. Any advice welcome.

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ditchedagain11
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15 Apr 11 #263382 by ditchedagain11

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Hi
If the consent order has been breached by one party they are entitled to enforce the order by applying through a D11 - notice for Directions. This would be a short hearing at your local county courts where both sides explain situation and judge ultimately decides course of action.
Hope you get this sorted out

DA

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