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    • #156023
      Cornflake
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      I know this subject depends very much on personal circumstances but is there anyone out there, who jointly owns or owned a property, walk out and leave the marital home. I am giving this some thought, have been advised by a solicitor that (removed by moderator). I am not working but have savings. Sorry if this is a bit jumbled my heads all over the place right now. Can anyone share their experiences if remotely similar to mine would be helpful.

    • #156027
      Twitcher
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      Hi Cornflake,
      I am in a similar situation to you, I’m in the process of divorcing my husband but we are still living together in our joint property. Unfortunately he won’t leave and I haven’t got anywhere to go because of financial reasons other than a refuge. My solicitor also told me (detail removed by moderator). It sounds as though you are going through a tough time at the moment and I feel like I want to flee all the time, just trying to take it day by day but it’s so hard. I hope I’ve helped a bit, sending much love x*x

    • #156028
      Footballfan1
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      Hi both,

      I think this is correct, your rights to the home do not change.

      I am at the opposite end to you, I’m in the home paying the full mortgage myself.

      Ex is not paying anything towards the mortgage.
      He is still entitled to the same amount of equity as me, even though he is not living here or paying towards the mortgage.
      Xx

      • #156087
        Twitcher
        Participant

        Hi Footballfan1,

        It sounds as though things are tough for you too. All we want is a peaceful life and one that we all deserved but there seems to be so many obstacles in the way, its so frustrating. Sending strength to you both x*x

    • #156088
      Footballfan1
      Participant

      I agree, all we want is to live peacefully, but abusers have a way of making it hell no matter our circumstances.
      Sending strength to you too. Xx

    • #156122
      iliketea
      Participant

      it depends if you are married or not. If not it gets very complicated if you do not have a Separation Agreement in place, or a Cohabiting agreement. Or a Deed of Trust, but that needs to be watertight. Will dm too as not sure if the legal advice will stay on the open forum.

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