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Spiral
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01 Oct 09 #151043 by Spiral

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The ex and I are have agreed shared residency/parenting and intend it to be very flexible since the children are older. The eldest is off to uni.

She will get a full grant if she lives with one and not the other.

This obviously is a factor for her (and us) but I don't wish it to be the deciding factor in who she spends her time with. We were thinking of keeping the FMH as a postal address for both of us but because the tax people/council tax people and uni grants people might think (erroneously) that we were pretending to separate will they refuse her a grant?

Fiona
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03 Oct 09 #151639 by Fiona

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Yes, it can complicate matters. Is there a specific reason for keeping the same postal address?

Spiral
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03 Oct 09 #151641 by Spiral

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