As long as both parties are in agreement then there would be no problem with that, married or not. They make a separation agreement and separate on those terms.
A legal question.
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Sylvan Tieger
doesn't your friend know any mobsters?
DEATH is cheaper the settlements I'm told NOT that I would know of any such thing
DEATH is cheaper the settlements I'm told NOT that I would know of any such thing
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Joe 90 wrote
A fool and his/her money are easily parted.
I would suggest that the person who wants to stay in the property does NOTHING.
It will be up to the person LEAVING to begin legal proceedings to recover his/her monies.
But I cannot answer if the current market will be forced or the amount originally paid.
If the person leaving does nothing then I think the person staying in the property can take out a new title to the property in his/her name after a certain period of time has lapsed but I could be wrong here.
I had a relative in a similar situation a few years ago losing an incredible sum of money.
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A fool and his/her money are easily parted.
I would suggest that the person who wants to stay in the property does NOTHING.
It will be up to the person LEAVING to begin legal proceedings to recover his/her monies.
But I cannot answer if the current market will be forced or the amount originally paid.
If the person leaving does nothing then I think the person staying in the property can take out a new title to the property in his/her name after a certain period of time has lapsed but I could be wrong here.
I had a relative in a similar situation a few years ago losing an incredible sum of money.
I was in a similar situation with the bitch from hell about 12ys ago,
basically I got all the flanel from some shyster solicitor, basically all she had done was contribute to the mortgage and bills as a job lot,
so i suggested that i wanted paying for all the work id put into the whole house.
then i suggested the roof needed redoing and that as she was 50% liable i demanded she paid.
final upshot she hadnt even contributed to the deposit.
basically her solicitor must have warned her of her liabilities and told her to cut and run, because i got the lot so she continue on and annoy someone else in the future
basically I got all the flanel from some shyster solicitor, basically all she had done was contribute to the mortgage and bills as a job lot,
so i suggested that i wanted paying for all the work id put into the whole house.
then i suggested the roof needed redoing and that as she was 50% liable i demanded she paid.
final upshot she hadnt even contributed to the deposit.
basically her solicitor must have warned her of her liabilities and told her to cut and run, because i got the lot so she continue on and annoy someone else in the future
