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(@dazzla359)
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Hi,

I entered a protected trust deed just under a year ago and will last for 4 years with an extended period up to a further 2 years due to transferring the family home to my ex 2 years ago without me taking anything from it so my trustee worked out an amount of equity that has been added to my trust deed.

1. Once I’ve successfully completed 4 years payments without any problems can you confirm that a third party can pay the agreed amount added for my share of equity from transfer of house?

2. There could be a possibility of me having to move back into the family home for personal reasons but would still be separated from my wife, I would pay 50% of all bills but would I pay her 50% of her mortgage payment or an agreed amount? I would be paying the same for my own food etc so basically I’d be a tenant but in a house I owned 2 years ago.

3. I pay child maintenance through a mutual agreement so would I still pay the same amount even though I will be living in the same house? I will be paying for my own food etc so nothing will have changed from what I’m doing now.

Hopefully that makes sense and any advice would be most welcome.

Thanks

Dazza


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Dazzla359.

Once you have completed the four years a third party certainly can step in and cover the amount of equity due.

The reasonableness of your proposed expenditure if you return to the family home is a matter for your trustee. They should be happy to discuss this with you in advance so that you know where you stand.

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(@dazzla359)
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Hi TDA,

Thanks for the reply especially on a Sunday, I spoke to my trustee and they told me just to inform them of address change when it happens and as long as I can afford to carry on my normal payments then nothing else will change especially the way the world is atm.

Dazza


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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That's good to hear. Might be worthwhile getting them to put it in writing, or on an email, just in case...

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