charlie1914

Boom bang a bang …Lulu 😆

Love it 😍 The earth dies screaming …UB40…..full of the joys of spring 😊😊

Yep why not 👍

Well I’m thinking if the newks come hurtling along … I’ll want to go to a song I love if I got time lol to get it on, I suppose just go to YouTube and hope for the best 🤞🤞

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Fab choice 😊 😂😂

It’s our last day on Earth, what song do you want to die to….ok it’s morbid but we all have an exit song….mine is Bryan Ferry…This is Tomorrow Calling 🙃

Thank you for your replies, I think it would be better to speak to a solicitor as you say. We have one ringing on Monday so we can ask a few questions Will update with the results thanks

Hi I am not sure if anyone will be able to help with my query, I have tried finding an answer online but finding it a bit of a struggle, I was advised by a friend that Sheffield Forum is very good for asking questions as there are a lot of knowledgeable people on here. Basically me and my partner have been together 5 years and because his wife wouldn't agree to a divorce at the the time I believe after 5 years he can now start proceedings. When he left the marital house was sold and he gave her a large lump sum and took all the debt which has now been paid off. This was all done without a solicitor, she accepted the money and that was that although we have proof that she was given the money which however was a lot more than half the collateral that was in the property. We have no idea where she is living at the moment but know she has changed her name by deed poll back to her maiden name. Since we have been together we have bought a property in joint names and there is quite a substantial amount of collateral in the property, My question is, when the divorce proceedings start and she is back on the scene (if we can trace her) would she be able to make a claim for money from our property as technically they are still married. Thank you for reading and any advise would be welcome.