9:30 - 17:30

Opening Hours Mon. - Fri.

+44 20 3417 3859

Call Us For Consultation

info@adeljibssolicitors.co.uk

Email Us For Consultation

Mesher Order explained

What is A Mesher Order also known as an ‘order for deferred sale’?

This is an order of a family court that enables the family home to remain in the couple’s joint names pending the triggering of an event. The order of this nature is available at the divorce settlement stage, sometimes known as the ancillary relief stage, where the couples are collated and shared. 

When the triggering event occurs, the couples will sell the property, with proceeds of sale divided. 

Examples of events that can trigger the end of a mesher order: 

  1. Death of the occupying partner 
  2. When the children leave home 
  3. The youngest attaining the age of 18
  4. The remarriage of the occupying partner or cohabitation of the occupying partner.

At Adel Jibs & Co Solicitors, we know that divorce is highly complicated, and that is why our specialist divorce solicitors in Edmonton will help you through the process and ensure that you receive the best outcome.

Our Previous Post 

 

     How to solve it – Landlord and Tenant Dispute   

     No Fault Divorce – What you need to take into consideration and know   

     Extension of video-witness of Wills extended until 2020   

     Make your Will with Adel Jibs   

 

 

 

 

The information given here is intended for general information purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
LinkedIn

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

On Key

Related Posts

An illustrated courtroom scene showing a man holding up a law book titled "Courtroom Law" while standing before a judge and jury composed of a diverse group of cartoon characters, suggesting the universality and fairness of the legal system.

Grounds for Setting Aside Default Judgments: A Legal Guide

Default judgments are a powerful tool for claimants in legal proceedings. However, it is crucial to understand that default judgments can be set aside under certain circumstances. A defendant has 14 days from the date of service of particulars of

An artistic interpretation titled 'Responding to Interim Threshold in Child Care Proceedings' showcases a compassionate courtroom scene centered on child welfare. The illustration features symbolic elements like the scales of justice and a gavel, entwined with protective hands cradling a child figure, embodying care and safeguarding. A backdrop of soft, warm hues and gentle lighting enhances the nurturing atmosphere. Symbolic imagery, including a protective barrier and intertwining paths, represents the safeguarding of children and the complex journey through legal processes, all captured in the emotionally rich and vivid storytelling style reminiscent of Pixar animations.

Responding to Interim Thresholds in Child Care Proceedings

In childcare proceeding cases, local authorities may present an interim threshold document that outlines their concerns regarding a child’s well-being and the alleged actions or inactions of the parents that may have put the child at risk. Responding to the

Judgment in the case Tousi v Gaydukov

The  Court of Appeal recently handed down the judgment in Tousi v Gaydukova, addressing the issue of whether the term “cohabitants” can include parties to a void marriage, in the context of transferring a tenancy under the Family Law Act

Legal Aid

Legal Aid in Family Law: For Your Understanding

At Adel Jibs, we understand the complexities surrounding family legal matters and the importance of having the right support. Legal aid can be a crucial resource for those requiring legal assistance navigating this difficult situation, and here legal aid can

WordPress Cookie Plugin by Real Cookie Banner