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timbojack | 08:11 Sat 18th Oct 2008 | Business & Finance
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My ex wife and i have a joint loan that i want to settle,however the ex is unwilliing to pay her share. Is there anything i can do to force her to pay her share?
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Nothing - even if you took her to court and won then you would have the hassle of paying for enforcement orders which may not be successful.

And the chances of winning a court action for this are extremely remote.

That is the downside of joint loans - if one does a runner or simply refuse to pay, the other is left to pay the whole lot
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Then could i have the outstanding loan made into a charge against our joint property to be paid when the house is finaly sold?
Yes, but for that to happen the loan company would need to take you both to court for a CCJ which will effectively wreck your credit history.

Interest will be added until the house is sold or the debt paid.

Not a good option.
Why was this matter not agreed to and concluded in your ancillary relief when you divorced?

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