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Purrfect
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23 Jun 16 #480351 by Purrfect

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Please can someone answer my question asap. I tried to find back in a previous post of mine but cannot find it. Basically, I have a child still in her last year of university and we are going through divorce proceedings.

I want to stay in the house and need to tell my solicitor on this basis of ''thresher/fresher order'' whatever it is?

Please tell me so I can instruct him.

Many thanks.

Purrfect
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23 Jun 16 #480354 by Purrfect

Reply from Purrfect

Okay, I''ve found it in my old posts! It''s a Mesher Order! Worth taking note of guys and girls, so look it up, it could keep you in your house for longer than you anticipated!

WYSPECIAL
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23 Jun 16 #480357 by WYSPECIAL

Reply from WYSPECIAL

A Mesher usually ends on youngest child reaching 18 so if your youngest is already in final year at uni it might not be your best option.

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