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lets hope Tina gets back soon and clears up the legal side.

tina1975 wrote:

Hi my partners wife walked out on him

Tina describes him as "partner" and refers ro the assailant (!) as "wife" (so we can assume she's not yet ex wife)

This just shows that if closure isn't put on a marriage (that ended six YEARS ago) that he cannot be in a clean space to move forward.

Tina is a girlfriend, ex is still wife, and under martimonial Law the wife has more right. (This isn't what is ethically right; just how the law works until they are divorced). Just as if he died, (leaving his 'wife' next of kin) she'd have you ousted from the home you now share with this man.

...it's best he starts proceedings to put an end to this.

Sera
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having re read it I fear you are right, on both counts.

I suppose the only thing I would do now would be to report it to the police, telling them that you had been away on holiday and had arrived home to find that someone had broken in. Trouble is that was a month ago I understand, should have perhaps called them straight away.

You could have suggested some names. Received an incident number, at least if there was anything that needed replacing on the house insurance there would be an incident number.

Need to get that divorce started pronto!!!!!

Change the locks and get a burglar alarm system put in in the meantime.

zara

i dont live with him we have our own homes so iknow i am not at risk of losing anything

unfortunatly the house is in joint names so i know she has a claim to half the building even if he is the only one who paid the mortgage she is still entitled to half

sounds like he needs a divorce!