Hi,
My ex's mother has put a caveat on my property, listing her son/ my ex as the title holder. There is a loan agreement between his mother, who lent myself and my ex money to pay the outstanding arrears on my home loan. I was only days away from eviction by the sheriff's office.
My ex arranged everything. I have never met his family. I am currently being treated for sever anxiety and depression. My ex has terrorised me since late 2013, there is a full intervention order in place. The money was transferred 3rd Nov 17.
On 12th Nov 17, I had not yet sighted the agreement and had only became aware of some of the conditions during an argument via text messages. The loan agreement contains a clause that I was to add my ex to the property title within 3 months.
The loan agreement is dated 18th Nov 17.
I did not see the loan agreement or sign it till the 30th Nov 17. His mother had already signed it, it was witnessed by her daughter, my ex's sister. My ex had signed it without a witness. I feel I was forced to sign it as my ex told me several times if I don't sign it I have to return the money straight away. So I signed it, without a witness present. I later discover the loan agreement is $6000 more than what was transferred to my loan account.
Whilst caring for my ill father my ex kicked me out of my house on 23rd Dec 17. He did not live with me, he did have a key to my security door to feed my pets.
Late January after he was released from remand center, broke into my house, was granted an interim intervention order against me preventing me from accessing my property at all, lodging a caveat the same day.
His mother then lodged another caveat 2nd Feb 18 listing my ex as the title holder.
I continually requested account details to repay what went into my account until late Feb. I regained access to my property 7th March to find all my belongings missing or damaged. I have since refused to repay any money.
My father recently passed away and now I found out about these caveats.
Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance.
My ex's mother has put a caveat on my property, listing her son/ my ex as the title holder. There is a loan agreement between his mother, who lent myself and my ex money to pay the outstanding arrears on my home loan. I was only days away from eviction by the sheriff's office.
My ex arranged everything. I have never met his family. I am currently being treated for sever anxiety and depression. My ex has terrorised me since late 2013, there is a full intervention order in place. The money was transferred 3rd Nov 17.
On 12th Nov 17, I had not yet sighted the agreement and had only became aware of some of the conditions during an argument via text messages. The loan agreement contains a clause that I was to add my ex to the property title within 3 months.
The loan agreement is dated 18th Nov 17.
I did not see the loan agreement or sign it till the 30th Nov 17. His mother had already signed it, it was witnessed by her daughter, my ex's sister. My ex had signed it without a witness. I feel I was forced to sign it as my ex told me several times if I don't sign it I have to return the money straight away. So I signed it, without a witness present. I later discover the loan agreement is $6000 more than what was transferred to my loan account.
Whilst caring for my ill father my ex kicked me out of my house on 23rd Dec 17. He did not live with me, he did have a key to my security door to feed my pets.
Late January after he was released from remand center, broke into my house, was granted an interim intervention order against me preventing me from accessing my property at all, lodging a caveat the same day.
His mother then lodged another caveat 2nd Feb 18 listing my ex as the title holder.
I continually requested account details to repay what went into my account until late Feb. I regained access to my property 7th March to find all my belongings missing or damaged. I have since refused to repay any money.
My father recently passed away and now I found out about these caveats.
Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance.