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Split up with girlfriend. Taking over mortgage
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JamesHiggon wrote: »Entitled to legally and entitled to morally are two different things. Not that it's any of your business but a huge chunk of the money was put down by my parents. Which she is now 'entitled' to. Hence we have discussed things and she is happy to go for a few thousand. We have only lived here for 3 years and would have selling expenses.
She is intelligent and knows full well the situation. I didn't come here for people to attempt to pass judgment on a situation they know nothing about.
How was that chunk declared to the lender,
Any chance it was a gift?
If you did not protect that gift as being to just you with a deed then it would be a gift to both of you.
Very nice of her to want to gift it back.0 -
getmore4less wrote: »How was that chunk declared to the lender,
Any chance it was a gift?
If you did not protect that gift as being to just you with a deed then it would be a gift to both of you.
Very nice of her to want to gift it back.
Indeed.... surely it's the right thing to do
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