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02 Jul 16 #480754 by hadenoughnow
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It sounds like this is something that predated civil partnerships.

With the other legal things you have to sort out you really need to see a good solicitor who specialises in property and wills. Once you have clarified things and have a clear route ahead, you can work out what to do next. Until then, short of working out a potential offer to settle as previously discussed, I would not enter into any discussions about settlement.

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