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what the hell do I do

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jango36 · 23/10/2011 20:21

Hi, need advice. Relationship is def ova- partner is verbally abusive and drinks on a daily basis. Have reached the end of the road. We co own our house, he s saying he s gonna kick me out, I ve got two kids, one is three and he s his son- other a good bit older- What practical steps should I take. Have finacially contributed to this house. Am at the end of my tether any advice greatly welcomed

OP posts:
jango36 · 23/10/2011 20:38

anyone??

OP posts:
catsrus · 23/10/2011 20:44

partner or husband? makes a difference
best advice is to see a solicitor asap - chances are he is the one who will have to leave if you have care of the children.

izzywhizzysfritenite · 23/10/2011 20:48

Is your name on the deeds/mortgage?

FabbyChic · 23/10/2011 20:52

You don't have to go anywhere if your name is on the mortgage/deeds if only his name is on there technically it is his house. I'd get some free legal advice from a 30 min appointment with a solicitor.

SolidGoldVampireBat · 23/10/2011 23:42

If you co-own the house he can't kick you out. If he is violent you can have him removed by the police even though he co-owns the house. Get some legal advice, there is a good chance he can be made to leave.

izzywhizzysfritenite · 24/10/2011 01:38

When it comes to solicitors, avoid picking one out of the yellow pages as personal recommendaton is best.

Give the Women's Aid 24 hour Helpline a call - freephone 0808 2000 247 or 808 2000 247 from a mobile (calls charged at network rates) - and ask their advice or for a recommendation for a solicitor in your area who specialises in family law.

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