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tell him to send it and once it arrives you'll close the dispute.

Sorry, but I'm not sure where 60:40 comes in. Just because you have children it does not mean that you acquire additional legal rights over the property. There is no such thing as 'common law' in England.

Is it possible that you can "give" him this money in lieu of your name going on the deeds? It seems to be you are rightly cautious having been through "all of this before" - I think it's only sensible. Whilst I hope for only the best possible outcome for this relationship you wouldn't be the first woman in the world to hand over their cash...

Unlikely without affecting your credit rating.

Would this be of use?

Hi there, As far as i'm aware, the DWP should pay your mortgage but i think there is a limit as to how much they will pay. Citizens Advice are really good with these sort of queries. Also try Gingerbread www.gingerbread.org.uk/portal/page/portal/Website They are amazing at helping single parents and their advice to me was invaluable. they have a helpline which is free on most mobile...

Have you not had a bank account to date?

Have just sorted this for my Puppy but read somewhere about M&S hiking annual premiums so have gone for Axa. There is a thread in the pet section on Moneysavingexpert that is very helpful and tells you which policies are true for life policies.

No, you can't. Personal tax allowances are unfortunately not transferable, or otherwise all the SAHMs would be letting their dh's have theirs. Best you can do is to make sure all savings are in accounts in his name only, and he then applies to have the interest paid gross (tax free).

CTC Withdraws at a rate of 39%, so £500 earnings would lose you £195 in CTC, leaving you £305 better off overall, before petrol, lunches, etc.