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ESA and owning a property

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26 Sep 17 #496489 by Six2eyesofblue
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My wife moved out of the FMH four months ago to live with her parents. The house is in her name as it was a council house and she was the tenant. I paid cash for the house and she did not pay a penny towards it.

She is now in receipt of benefits ESA which I don't understand as she is the owner of a property which is not her substantive home. I understand that you can't claim ESA if you own a property other than the one you live in.

We are at Decree Nisi stage now

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