Titles office requests removal with a statement and evidence why it should be removed.
The property is in my personal name and was purchased with funds borrowed by me in my sole name from my children's testamentary trust fund originating from my late parents. The trustee for the children's testamentary trust fund has a caveat on the property and the bank also as it has a mortgage which I cover the payments.
The third caveat is the children's father, who was not a beneficiary of the children's testamentary trust fund. The children's father owed the the children's testamentary trust fund more than than what the house is worth up until his bankruptcy. The children's father comes out of this bankruptcy sometime next year. (Their father is full of revenge and irrational behaviour so this action of removing his caveat could provoke his unpredictable behaviour further and cause more issues).
What sort of evidence of why it should be removed ?
And what sort of evidence can prevent a re-issuing of another caveat?
What sort of lawyer specialises in this process?
The property is in my personal name and was purchased with funds borrowed by me in my sole name from my children's testamentary trust fund originating from my late parents. The trustee for the children's testamentary trust fund has a caveat on the property and the bank also as it has a mortgage which I cover the payments.
The third caveat is the children's father, who was not a beneficiary of the children's testamentary trust fund. The children's father owed the the children's testamentary trust fund more than than what the house is worth up until his bankruptcy. The children's father comes out of this bankruptcy sometime next year. (Their father is full of revenge and irrational behaviour so this action of removing his caveat could provoke his unpredictable behaviour further and cause more issues).
What sort of evidence of why it should be removed ?
And what sort of evidence can prevent a re-issuing of another caveat?
What sort of lawyer specialises in this process?
