The conveyancing solicitor put our money into someone else`s company which purchased two properties, with our money!

  This conveyancing solicitor did this without our knowledge or consent. Shortly after this time, my ex-husband transferred all his interests in the two properties to me, except for $20,000.

  I took the matter to Court to get the marital assets returned. The Judge dismissed my case. 

  I was bankrupted by the conveyancing solicitor, although I was solvent and this matter has not yet been finalised in the Courts.

  Now that conveyancing solicitor wants me to pay her $164,529.13.

  There have been Court injunction orders over the properties since 1999.

  According to the Law of Resulting Trust, I am the "owner in equity" of the two properties.

  Here is an excerpt from their Report to Creditors about my financial position.

  Some of these figures are a little blurry, as I scanned in a faxed copy.

  It lists: Unsecured Creditors $164,798.13

              Secured Creditors Deficiency $0.00

              Total Unsecured Creditors $164,798.13

  Assets: Houses valued at $1,400,000

              Mortgage to Bank $237,161.00

  Surplus: $1,162,839.00 

      This was prepared by ITSA and shows the conveyancing solicitor wants $164,529.13 from me.