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All advice welcome- messy separation

JimFlynn · 2019-12-21 21:51:48

I was together with my former partner for 8 years. We split and remained living in the same house for 18 months, she then left to move in with a lover. I remain in the family home. We were not married and have three young children , access has been 50/50. The house is in positive equity, I’m probably not in a position to…

21-12-2019 9:51pm

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JimFlynn

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I was together with my former partner for 8 years. We split and remained living in the same house for 18 months, she then left to move in with a lover. I remain in the family home. We were not married and have three young children , access has been 50/50. The house is in positive equity, I’m probably not in a position to buy her out. Her and her partner are in a position to buy me out but I want to keep the house and maybe in a position to buy her out in 18 months time.
All advice welcome, as in how long would it be for them to get me out?

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#2 28-12-2019 7:15pm

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Lawyer up. Expensive to begin with, but as you have children, be cheaper and cleaner in the long run.

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