Co-Habitation Evidence
It is generally not the intention of an ex-spouse to deny their child financial support, however, when a new partner has moved into the family home, it raises the question of why one should remain financially obligated when the situation has evolved.
Unequal Contributions
One partner may claim more entitlement to shared assets, despite contributing less financially during the relationship or to the home.
Hidden Assets & Income
After a breakup, one party might hide earnings or bank accounts to avoid sharing or paying agreed financial responsibilities.
Informal Agreements
Without legal contracts, verbal promises about rent, bills, or ownership can lead to disputes once cohabitation ends.
Ensuring Fair Financial Responsibility
It is usually not the intent of an ex-spouse to deprive their child of the necessary financial support. If a new partner has taken up residence in the family home, why should you remain financially responsible when circumstances have changed?
Co-Habitation Investigation Confirms Secret Relationship
We were approached by a client who suspected their ex-partner was secretly living with someone new while still claiming single-person benefits. Discreet surveillance over several weeks documented overnight stays, shared transport, and joint financial activity. The findings provided the client with the proof needed to challenge the false claims and protect their financial interests.
The Investigation Carried
Out By Kevlar
Investigation revealed the bankrupt partner had concealed several properties and investments by transferring ownership to relatives and shell companies. Detailed financial tracing uncovered these hidden assets, providing evidence for legal recovery and exposing deliberate attempts to avoid paying debts.
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Get Away With It
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