Hi Porcupine It's scary to think it was 2010 when you first posted. Really pleased it all worked out. Still got the same screensaver? Mark
Hi Porcupine Don't worry it is entirely fine to change this. A person can make whatever amendments they wish to a will, trust deed or not. Mark
Hi both Its a strange one, but I think this would fall outwith the Trust Deed. Mark
Hi elainemilo How did the trustee dicover the £4,000? If it came from the bank statements, he will probably require sight of the account from whic...
Hi Tony You can write straight to the IPA and ask them to look into matters. Mark
Hi Tony I can only sympathise and hope that the AIB or IPA can resolve this. Mark
Hi elainemilo If you can show bank statements for the transfer of the funds from your father's account and a letter confirming it was for this puro...
I suppose if you didn't laugh, you'd have to cry. The Trustee raises an action to recover a reduced fee as determined by the AIB. On the face of i...
Hi Tony I think the only options are to get legal advice which will cost you or ask the AIB to get involved and voice your concerns that the Truste...
Hi Judithbrown Your post reminds me why Scotland introduced the DAS scheme. The problem with Debt Management Plans is the uncertainty of the whole...
Hi BLUETHUNDER The position with the house and any potential sale should be dealt with by the Trustee if your ex is unwilling to sell. The normal ...
Hi Stevies1980 The (very) general rule is if the debt existed at the date the trust deed was signed, then it is included. Some exclusions includin...
Hi Mostlyfine If all the contributions have been dealt with and there are no other issues, then Form 5 should be fairly straightforward. The 2008 ...
The perception of bankruptcy is actually greater than the reality of it. It's probably easy for us to say that right enough as we deal with it on a d...
Hi Golfer66 I would have thought the letter would be sufficient as it clearly outlines the position with the equity, the amount and the time period...