Julie,(posted 7824 days ago)I know where you are coming from, in relation to other members hurt and pain on the repo'd house. If his wife has caused this man grief why should we twist a knife? If he has been 'stuffed' by his wife then you and I should leave this out in our comments. We do not know the whole story and I am sure you, I and other do not want to know Mr Williams divorce problems. I am also sure Mr Williams does not want to go through the whole lot either. May I ask a question and say that I find many women in the same predicament and we 99% of the time sympathise with them. Is it because he is a gentlemen we are rude too him because he should give himself a kick up the behind?
Michael, Julie is right you could have paid for the mortgage as the banks are not interested in who pays it either. What they will not do is act on your say so or instruction without authority. However legally you may have a declared interest and that could force the banks to deal with you (this is lengthy to find out though). If you have the mortgage details (and you should have some surely) then start paying them, if that is what you want, and apply a statement to the court stating your 'claim' to the property and that delay (adjournment) would assist you so that you are not thrown into the streets.