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Married, but name not on the house

Kjh73
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Junior Member

14 May 16 #478156 by Kjh73

Topic started by Kjh73

Hi, I''m after a divorce. I''m worried though as there is no mortgage on the house, but my name isn''t on the deeds. However, we do have two children together and he has been violent.

Ebonee67
Elite Member

14 May 16 #478157 by Ebonee67

Reply from Ebonee67

First thing you need to do is contact Land Registry and register a matrimonial home Rights notice.

Kjh73
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14 May 16 #478158 by Kjh73

Reply from Kjh73

Thank you, I''ve a Solictors meeting on Friday. I will say I want that doing. We''ve always lived here together. He''s made threats against me and the house. My children are both still school age, and my youngest is autistic.

Ebonee67
Elite Member

14 May 16 #478159 by Ebonee67

Reply from Ebonee67

I think you can do it yourself to save money-I know it was the first thing I did after initial meeting with solicitor. Its a very simple form, but he will receive a copy I seem to remember - just so you are aware there may be fireworks. I really feel for you and hope things get sorted asap

Kjh73
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14 May 16 #478161 by Kjh73

Reply from Kjh73

He''ll go mental, he has no idea I want a divorce. The depth of his deception knows no limits, I also need to involve the police.

Kjh73
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14 May 16 #478162 by Kjh73

Reply from Kjh73

Does this give me the same rights do you know?
As I''m a full time student, he can afford to find somewhere else.

hadenoughnow
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14 May 16 #478163 by hadenoughnow

Reply from hadenoughnow

I would suggest you contact Women''s Aid ASAP for support. Is there documented evidence of DV? They will be able to help you plan a safe exit strategy. If there is documented evidence of DV you may be able to get legal aid. It is important to protect yourself and the children.

Hadenoughnow

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