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05 Oct 07 #4360 by shar10
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Hi guys, soory not been on for awhile, life hectic with disseratiton etc.
Anyway, im seeking advice again. I have moved on from hubby, joined match.com and met a lovely bloke, its goin really well.

My new bloke is why im seekin advice, my hubbu a lil jealous, thinks he shouldnt be payin mortgage as i have new fella. My bloke dont live here, but he does stay over alot. Im not seekin spouse maintenance from hubby, but have requested he pay mortgage till i graduate. He says, at point my bloke stays 3nights a week, he can pay as he livin here.

My new bloke has his own place and own bills, i do actually stay at his also.

Can my hubby stop payin mortgage (joint mortgage)

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06 Oct 07 #4378 by dun
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If his name is on the house deeds and mortgage - he has to pay.
It is understandable he is hurting if you have found someone else and you are still expecting him to support you to the same level as before. Maybe you should try and pay your part of the mortgage.

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