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31 Aug 09 #142715
by welshdevon
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welcome! this site is invaluable! everyone is or has been going through difficult times. the advice and support you get is amazing! i even told my relate counsellor about this site and he is going to inform his other clients about here!!! 
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31 Aug 09 #142723
by YNK000
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Hi Lolly,
Welcome to Wikivorce.
I hope that you find this site as useful as we all do. You have quite a tricky set of circumstances to deal with there don't you?
I don't know how it works, but we do have some good people on here who will pick up your question
I would think that unless an agreement was drawn up initially or their names are on the deeds, then they cannot force a sale. They cannot default I take it, as it appears they didn't put in their share by taking out a mortage to do so?
At least your partner will be at uni some of the time, I know this does't help loads, but some on here have had to co-habit and see each other on a daily basis until matters are resolved.
In the interim while waiting for a response to your other post, you could while away some time browsing other posts in the forum here, it may have a similar situation to yours.
Take care
Welcome to Wikivorce.
I hope that you find this site as useful as we all do. You have quite a tricky set of circumstances to deal with there don't you?
I don't know how it works, but we do have some good people on here who will pick up your question
I would think that unless an agreement was drawn up initially or their names are on the deeds, then they cannot force a sale. They cannot default I take it, as it appears they didn't put in their share by taking out a mortage to do so?
At least your partner will be at uni some of the time, I know this does't help loads, but some on here have had to co-habit and see each other on a daily basis until matters are resolved.
In the interim while waiting for a response to your other post, you could while away some time browsing other posts in the forum here, it may have a similar situation to yours.
Take care
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