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general advice re agreement

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08 May 11 #266955 by aud64
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I owned my own flat prior to meeting my husband. We married just before I sold it. When sold I used the profit as a deposit for 1st house (and 1st mortgage) together. A few years later profit from this house was used as deposit for current house. Current house is in my name only as is mortgage. Does this have any bearing on Separation Agreement. I really do not want to leave my house.

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08 May 11 #267020 by Fiona
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How long was the marriage?

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09 May 11 #267128 by aud64
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10 years F. He moved into my flat in 1993, married 2000, sold flat 2004, bought 1st home together using profit as deposit in 2004. Since sold 1st home and bought another which is in my name as is mortgage.

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