Not my bag, however, for what its worth you could put a charge on her house
if she owes you money, not however if she owes someone else (eg CSA) money.
If she owes you then I think you need a court order to get the charge. This
is something you should be able to get by self representation at the small
claims court.

Once you've got a court order it shouldn't cost more than a few hundred quid
to get the charge put on. If she starts arguing at any point the cost could
rapidly outweigh the benefits.

Once you've got a charge she can't sell without your consent or a court
order.

Citizens advice bureaux are experts at this type of thing and free. Suggest
you ask there.

-----Original Message-----
From: mccf@yahoogroups.com [mailto:mccf@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
Simon Wilkinson
Sent: 10 August 2006 10:25
To: mccf@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mccf] Legal question


Help required please.



My ex wife owes the CSA (and that means me) a couple of grand and now wants
to move to France with new hubby. Because she has given up work the CSA tell
me they have no way of getting her to pay up and when she moves abroad they
have no jurisdiction to pursue her. My question is this. Can the CSA or me
if I have too put a charge on the house she is selling in England and is it
going to be financially worthwhile for a couple of grand.



Regards to all,



Simon.



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