Response to possesion proceedings in 28 days

Well I truly wish you all the luck in the world. I got similar advice from my original solicitor (with the exception of the element of your interest in the f&f, which you *really* cannot remove, he is wrong about that).I had paid 60% of the mortgage since it's inception as the major income earner, I had bank statements etc to prove it. My ex defaulted in the same way, left the home,cancelled the d/d and never again paid a single penny. He also went bankrupt, primarily to avoid the CSA but also the shortfall which then accumulated due to the repossession. I could not stop it - even though I could prove that I could (just) manage the mortgage on my own.I failed to get back my "proportion" of the payments I had made, along with nearly 15K I was owed for other things, and I also registered an interest with the Trustee as soon as I discovered my ex had filed for bankruptcy. It got me nowhere. This was over 11 years ago. Perhaps the procedure and therefore the chances of success in these types of actions has improved since them. I sincerely hope so and wish you well in your endeavours.

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