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separation and remaining in family home

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Artemisia2012 · 28/02/2017 20:29

Hi. I am new on this site so excuse me if this has been discussed many times before. I'm basically hoping to hear from people who have gone through separation and gone through the courts to be allowed to stay in the family home. I'm thinking of taking this step, understand it'll be costly, and just keen to hear people's experiences. Thankyou!

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WallisFrizz · 28/02/2017 20:32

How can it be anything but a toxic situation if the other party doesn't want you there. How will you move on? How could it be positive for your children.

I only have experience of dealing with people in this situation on a professional basis and it was awful for all involved.

HopelesslydevotedtoGu · 28/02/2017 20:42

You may find people with experience of this in Relationships (under Body and Soul)

Artemisia2012 · 28/02/2017 21:25

It is a toxic situation and i do want to move on. But can't afford to buy anywhere if we sell and split the proceeds of current home.

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Loganlea · 09/03/2017 06:57

If you have the children, then you should fight to stay there, as it is more stable for them, and when you do not have a secure roof over your head, it can lead to all sorts of mental issues and anxiety, and it will be difficult for you to do your best and be present for your children.

Artemisia2012 · 09/03/2017 07:22

I totally agree with you. I saw a solicitor who said the court costs would be around £40,000. It's not money I can afford to lose, and have no idea if I'd be able to stay or not

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Artemisia2012 · 09/03/2017 07:23

Plus, it would take up to a year. My partner refuses to leave the house, which means we stay in this toxic relationship for another year

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Everytimeref · 09/03/2017 07:28

Assume you are not married and the house is in joint names? Unfortunately you will have no option than to go to court if they won't voluntary move out.
You need to consider whether the better option is you move out.

Artemisia2012 · 09/03/2017 13:15

Correct. I know I'd have more options if we were married. It's a tough choice to make

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