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bungleboy
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Posted - 26 March 2009 :  15:50:24  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
first post....here we go

i have a mortgage in my name only with 6 years left to run, with about 40k of equity at the moment

12 years ago my girlfriend moved in and we shared costs for everything including the mortgage

if i was to go bankrupt would the house be considered 100% mine or would they only go after what i consider to be my half of the house

thanks in advance

Blackie
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Posted - 07 April 2009 :  17:33:50  Show Profile  Visit Blackie's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Legally the house belongs to you unless your girlfriend's name appears on the deeds and has been for at least 3 years.

I fear that the OR will request the full equity.

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Jane.l
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Posted - 07 April 2009 :  18:33:49  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
but would not your girlfriend be classed as having some beneficial interest if she has paid some mortgage costs??
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