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Splitting assets (no marriage)

kil2013 · 2020-12-22 16:18:10

Hello. We're a couple of people that have been together for 10 years. We moved to Ireland 7.5 years ago, and at this point we have a joint account and a mortgage we're paying for a property on both names. Gross income is 70% 30%, it all goes to the same account. Having no legal bound (marriage or similar), what could we…

22-12-2020 05:18PM

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kil2013

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Hello.

We're a couple of people that have been together for 10 years. We moved to Ireland 7.5 years ago, and at this point we have a joint account and a mortgage we're paying for a property on both names.

Gross income is 70% 30%, it all goes to the same account.

Having no legal bound (marriage or similar), what could we expect when splitting? Our perspective is different, the person that provides 70% of income thinks a 70/30 split would be fair, while the other person wants a 50/50.

Thanks for the help, and sorry if this is not the correct forum (new to the website).

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#2 24-12-2020 01:11AM

jimbobjoe71

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Joint tenancy or tenancy in common? Really if you're not married the only thing on the table is the house. Savings, pensions all belong to whoever's name they're in.

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