Buying out your expartner's share of the house.

E B | 14:34 Sat 07th Jul 2007 | Business & Finance

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I separated from my husband Feb 2005 after I found out he had been having a long affair. I wish to buy his share of the house as he wants his share of the equity, and understand that he is entiled to 50% of the capital. I have two children still at home who are in full time education. It has been suggested that I should get an extra 5% per child, thus making the split 60-40. Is this fact or fiction - I need to know. Many thanks.

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dancecaller

I thought he could not force the sale of the house if you have children at home, so this would seem to put you in a good bargaining position if you want to buy. If it's true.

Maybe consult a solicitor. (but these good people will help clarify your mind first)

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It is true, he wants the money to start again. He is still with the woman he had the affair with and plans to move in with her.

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