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the solicitor is going to possibly profit from the sale so will be pushy just because it looks official and is from a solicitor doesnt mean its lawfully correct.
The solicitor is following the clients instructions. The ex has a legal right to force a sale. So all totally above board and a standard procedure.0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »The solicitor is following the clients instructions. The ex has a legal right to force a sale. So all totally above board and a standard procedure.
potentially but there is nothing to lose by contacting the cab and they are unbelievably helpful and have a wealth of knowledge.
i wouldnt just agree without contacting them as worst they will do is confirm the solicitor is correct.0
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