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Good Morning all,

I have a small predicament that I could do with some advice on...

My partner and I seperated in September 2024 after nearly 20 years together... A seperation agreement was drawn up between us via a solicitor to divide assets and I complied with all requests made in the agreement. Under the agreement, my ex-partner was to live in our house rent-free and pay all the bills associated with the property. The seperation agreement states 'Pursuant to the transfer of the Property, X (me ex-partner) will be responsible for the payment of the mortgage and all other outgoings on the property and will indemnify Y (me) in respect of the same. I was removed from the Title Deed of the property in May 2025
All has gone smooth until now, I have just noted on my credit file that BT have an outstanding bill in my name for the property for the final payment of our Broadband and TV contract that was taken out in March 2024 on a 2 year contract and which was cancelled by my ex in February. She was only a named person for access on the account... I never cancelled it as the leaving fees were too high and she was paying it under the agreement anyway! I have sent my Ex the bill that I have downloaded from the account (she has paid them all up to that point) but she as not responded as we were never on speaking terms since the seperation.

What are my options as I don't want this missed payment on my credit file obviously... So it looks like I'm going to have to pay it.. (£450!!)  Would this class as a breach of the Seperation Agreement which I could persue through the small claims court?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Good Morning...

She appealed on the grounds that her bay was blocked without identifying the driver... the response she got was:-

'Unfortunately at this stage, we are unable to process your appeal, you have refused to name the driver at the time of the contravention, as is your right, but without evidence that you are the registered keeper of the vehicle, we cannot determine your liability for this charge. If indeed you are the registered keeper, we will be happy to process your representation after DVLA details have been sought and a notice to keeper has been issued. Alternatively, the driver may make an appeal with a statement of admission and confirmation that they were the driver of the vehicle at the time'

How would she reply to this? The car is a company lease car and they are prone to just paying parking fines and then deducting from wages if they request DVLA details ...

The lease of the property identifies a designated parking space and states parking enforcement only applies to visitor bays.

Any idea where she can go from here?

Good Morning all,

A friend of mine has a numbered residential parking space allocated in their private apartment block car-park, however when they came to park after work one evening, there was another vehicle parked in their space. My friend then proceeded to park in a visitors parking space until they saw that the other vehicle had moved (they didn’t know who the vehicle belonged to, and I believe she asked her neighbours). When they went to move their car from the visitors parking space, their car had been ticketed… The evidential photos from the PCN clearly show a car parked in their registered bay. The private residential car park does not issue permits for cars, so the ticketing warden would be unable to know that the car parked in my friends bay was incorrectly parked as they don't know which car is registered to which apartment… They have an app based payment system for visitor parking… Would she have a case for appeal or is it just suck it up and pay? I'll post the PCN and photos later when I have them... I've told them not to make any contact with the company just yet till advice is sought...

https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME1AWFI7 - PCN Front
https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME1AWFI8 - PCN Rear
https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME1AWFQT - Cropped picture of vehicle showing another vehicle in owners bay