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17/05/2013 4:04 pm
my ex partner is suing me in court for a capital sum he thinks he is entitled to for looking after the children when they were small. I am skint and have just recently signed a trust deed. His lawyer has been in contact with my trustee saying he wants my ex's claim registered - even tho no award has been granted to him and as far as i was concerned he did not count as a creditor. This court case has been pending for over four years during which time I have tried to pay off the debts until finally admitting defeat and signing the TD. Can anyone shed any light on my position - thanks.
17/05/2013 4:09 pm
It would be for the trustee to accept or reject any claim, however without decree I think it's unlikely any trustee would accept it.
Whatever happens the trust deed would protect you from it.
Mark
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Topic starter
17/05/2013 4:15 pm
thanks Mark - would that still be the case even tho my trust deed s not yet protected? I'm worried his latest actions will stop my TD reaching protected status.
17/05/2013 6:24 pm
Hi piston broke.
You'll be protected if/when the trust deed becomes protected.
It's a long time since we heard about one that didn't here.
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