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12 Mar 10 #191641 by Mrs Ingledew
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I applied for my Absolute well before the Final hearing...
In my case I would stilllbe waiting if I hadn't!

I was informed the only differnece it made was if one of us died the other wouldn't inherit ...

Not something other of us was likely to do!!

This was 2 years ago.

My final hearing was last month, the settlement discussions etc were not affected or influenced by already having the absolute

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