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sultun
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09 Jul 20 #513205 by sultun

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hi please does anyone know if there is a provision to allow a lump sum in settlement while on benefits.i have been told by the court in ancillary relief case.to provide a statement outlining the impact any lump sum would have on my benefits,the judge advised me that there is a provision for receiving a lump sum while on benefits ,if it is intended to purchase a property.please help

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09 Jul 20 #513209 by WYSPECIAL

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Judge has already answered your question.
If the lump sum is used to purchase a home it will be exempt.
Obviously you will have to provide details of the purchase.

sultun
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10 Jul 20 #513219 by sultun

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thank you.do you know what its called or has it got a rule number.so i can check on internet.thanks

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