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single mum3
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24 Jan 17 #487863 by single mum3

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Hi there,

I am a mum of two, going through a very messy separation. We have been together for 11 years and bought our home together in 2014. After various affairs and abuse I have had enough and we are separating.

When we bought the house we drew up a declaration of trust saying he would get 100% as he put in the deposit and me no deposit, although we are both on the mortgage. I sought separate legal counsel and decided against it so the declaration is drawn up but neither of us signed it. Is this still valid? What rights do I have?

Thank you

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