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Advice please for living under same roof when seperating

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  • nickj_2
    nickj_2 Posts: 7,052 Forumite
    I'm not a solicitor but as far as I'm aware only the person who signed the agreement owes the debt - although it can be taken out of joint funds.

    depends on what was purchased , if it was a cooker or household item etc then it would be classed as an asset of the marriage ,
  • nickj wrote: »
    depends on what was purchased , if it was a cooker or household item etc then it would be classed as an asset of the marriage ,

    Thanks for clarifying.
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