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23 Jul 12 #344932 by mya
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Oh, it''s such a mess! There looks like there is equity in the property but I owe the equity that is there to my parents, it was their house that I bought 7 years ago and I bought it for 30k less than the valuation, with the market as it is I would be lucky to make an extra 30k to pay them back after fees etc. Also with them being my parents I don''t think I signed anything to legally register their interest so it possibly looks like it''s a gift.

There''s a second property I forgot about (it''s a shell with an overgrown garden) abroad it''s worth way less than what I paid for it/what it has cost me. This was bought before the relationship started too.

I don''t want him to be entitled to 1% of my house never mind any more. He''s had my name taken off our tenancy today and is trying to keep my £500 and my furniture, once they process it I won''t even be allowed in. I get left with 7k of credit card debts and the risk of losing my house.


What would happen if we just became estranged and applied to dissolve the marriage in the very distant future?

Thank you all for your advice, I''m just going to look at the Consent Order thingy now

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