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andyjm66
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25 Dec 12 #371488 by andyjm66

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Hi all ..first post here so hope it is in the right place ....will have been separated for 3 years in February but was told not to finalise things till I had got things from the marital home that belong to my parents, grandparents and my great grandparents. There is no financial value in this but as my mum was dieing she told me to get it all back. Now she has died I have to sell her house and the split it threeways as I have two brothers but my question is can my ex get her hands on my inheritance...she is giving me enough grief and when she kicked me out after she had an affair or 4 I left with nothing she had the car and money and all that was in the house.
Any advice would be good

butterfly crossing
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26 Dec 12 #371500 by butterfly crossing

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I believe if you are not divorced, or you are divorced, but have no financial settlement, or a Clean Break in place, then she may have claim to your inheritance.

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