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16 Sep 24 #524008 by Goldfish95
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Hi all,

My ex lives in the matrimonial home whilst I'm at my parents. He pays the mortgage and I still pay some bills, how can I force him to put the house on the market?

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17 Sep 24 #524011 by WYSPECIAL
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The only way you’ll force a sale is via the court when you sort out your finances.

In the meantime why are you paying some of the bills if you’re not living there? There’s not much incentive for him to move if you’re subsidising his living costs.

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