leftsaidfred
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My wife has walked out, leaving me to pay the whole mortgage.
There are no children.
I have asked if she is willing to contribute her half of the mortgage up to the point I can raise enough cash to buy her out and release her from the mortgage. Her reply was no. I have a text message record of this. I have also advised her to seek her own financial advise.
She does eventually want to come off the mortgage, to be able to get her own property.
There is some equity in the property which she believes she will entitled to half.
She earns more than I do.
She has moved in with her mother so I believe will be paying minimal bills.
I have consulted a financial adviser and my salary is enough to cover the mortgage debt.
My issue is, while I pay the whole mortgage and save to pay her deposit and equity back to her to release her. Will I paying twice as far as the equity is concerned?
Can I argue that every time I make a payment her equity and possibly deposit is being eroded by the value of 50% of the mortgage payment?
I believe she wants her cake and eat it, as the saying goes.
There are no children.
I have asked if she is willing to contribute her half of the mortgage up to the point I can raise enough cash to buy her out and release her from the mortgage. Her reply was no. I have a text message record of this. I have also advised her to seek her own financial advise.
She does eventually want to come off the mortgage, to be able to get her own property.
There is some equity in the property which she believes she will entitled to half.
She earns more than I do.
She has moved in with her mother so I believe will be paying minimal bills.
I have consulted a financial adviser and my salary is enough to cover the mortgage debt.
My issue is, while I pay the whole mortgage and save to pay her deposit and equity back to her to release her. Will I paying twice as far as the equity is concerned?
Can I argue that every time I make a payment her equity and possibly deposit is being eroded by the value of 50% of the mortgage payment?
I believe she wants her cake and eat it, as the saying goes.