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Hi,
I have a real technical point in relation to finances.
I signed an agreement in Jan 2018 to resolve finances. It is legally binding, however the agreement was extremely one sided whereby my ex wife got majority of the assets with me having 3 limited companies which now are liquidated.
The Judge ruled that it is legally binding and the agreement should proceed, however my point of contention is that the agreement is NOT fair as my ex gets all of the pot and I get nothing at all.
How successful am I going to be on appeal?
Hi
Other members may have more knowledge than me in this area, but for something like this I think you would need to consult a lawyer and let them see all the paperwork.
I agree - you really need professional legal advice in this.
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