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\nAfter our breakup, he took such action on the property we own together \u2013 without my consent. Do I have any recourse?Q My marriage has broken down. I have property in France (where the family home is) and a house in Devon, which is let out. Both are mortgage-free.My husband has severed the joint tenancy on our English property, doing this himself by copying information online. He notified me he was doing this and even asked me to agree. I refused, however, because he had offered to transfer title to me 100% as a settlement in return for me transferring my share in the family home in France to him. I am concerned that he will now attempt to sell his share or raise a loan, which is something he threatened to do before serving this notice. Continue reading…
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\nSource : theguardian.com
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