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UC and tenants in common
PostmanPat
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Hi All,
Untill last week i lived with my partner, I was her carer ( carers allowance) and she claimed standard daily living and enhanced mobility, all going well but sometimes as relationships do , they break down and she has left the property we shared , my Question is as we were Tennants in Common , ie she inherited some cash and put it into my mortgage.
my ex seems to believe that if she was/went/had to on UC they might pay her housing costs, or my question will it affect the amount she could claim on UC Due to her actually owning half a property.............admittedly not living in it
She works from home very small business earning 80 p/w
I am asking my dads solicitor about this too , but wondered if anyone here knew the answer
Thanks all in advance
Untill last week i lived with my partner, I was her carer ( carers allowance) and she claimed standard daily living and enhanced mobility, all going well but sometimes as relationships do , they break down and she has left the property we shared , my Question is as we were Tennants in Common , ie she inherited some cash and put it into my mortgage.
my ex seems to believe that if she was/went/had to on UC they might pay her housing costs, or my question will it affect the amount she could claim on UC Due to her actually owning half a property.............admittedly not living in it
She works from home very small business earning 80 p/w
I am asking my dads solicitor about this too , but wondered if anyone here knew the answer
Thanks all in advance
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oops i feel i havnt posted this in correct section sorry guys
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Hello @PostmanPat Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for joining and your question.
I am one of the team of community champions. Who advise and help new members.
I do not know the answer to your question. There will be members of our community or a member of our team who will know.
May I suggest speak to CAB about this. Might be something to consider. You want the right information and right answers..
Hope that helps.
Please ask if we can advise on anything. Some one will know.
Please take care.
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