Any Estate Agents or anyone with sufficient knowledge about my rights?

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Thanks Grimsby - you are correct. I spoke with a new solicitor yesterday - Arscotts have appointed Engelharts to continue to act for their clients. He suggested I spoke with another estate agent (referred me to Elliots who happen to be a competitor of Goldin Lemcke) who was going to contact my ex-wife to arrange a valuation. I also spoke yesterday to Goldin Lemcke again who said this case had been a 'nightmare' from the beginning. The original valuation of £375k was competitive when made in November 2010 but it didn't come onto the market until April 2011 due to some administrative errors in the legal profession. The solicitor acting for me at the time had moved firms and the paperwork followed him to his new company. When he returned it to Arscotts and the contents of the valuations were agreed by myself the world had turned quite a few times.

Goldin Lemcke also said to me 'off the record' that she didn't want to move her 'lazy ass' out of my house.

 

[whitelion]

Go back to family court tell them the story and ask them if you can apply to the court to get an order to enforce the sale as the ORIGINAL order stated.

I really wish I didn't know this but........

If she really is stalling and gets found out you SHOULD be able to take over the sale and in extreme cases they can evict her to allow the sale. It happened to a bloke I know - the house HE solely had bought with compensation from a car accident was forcibly removed from his possesion and sold so his ex could get 70-80% of the sale proceeds and the the extra costs to remove him were then deducted from his cut!!!

As/if you are a bloke they may not be so obliging but its well worth asking as you might get a judge that will actually do something but most of them like to side with the woman even though they say they don't!

Quality post ChickenRunner. I am armed with more information for Mondays conversations. Thank you sir. I can already picture the new Audi A3