Response to Eversheds- court hearing II

The Lender/Insurer in my case has NEVER, ever contacted my ex, even though he was the one who had the money to pay them at least something since he no kids to support (he didn't pay Child Support either on the grounds that *I* kicked *him* out - ha!). After I had repeatedly challenged the Lender on their failure to pursue him equally, I was told by the CAB that they will always pursue the easiest one to find with the liquid assets - i.e. on the poll tax register with regular wages/salary. You *are* both jointly and severally liable for any alleged shortfall, until it is either settled or thrown out, but from my own experience it doesn't work that way. I even had it written into the divorce agreement that he would take the disputed mortgage shortfall on, as he owed me so much money anyway and I hadn't got a bean. The Lender/Insurer not only ignored that, but harassed me day in day out for years, at home and at work. I ended up leaving my job and telling the so-and-so's to shove it. My ex has never received a phone call or letter to this day.

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