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With all the misery in the world I like to stop in here as there is always something and someone that can make me smile but shit this made my heart sink Did anyone else get this? submitted by /u/Coffin_Dodging to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

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My mother died very suddenly after a short hospital stay. I live abroad but was with her during her last days. I’m also pregnant, and this loss has been extremely traumatic — she was my best friend and my last close family member. The apartment involved legally belongs to me. It originally belonged to my grandparents. I had an agreement with my mother that she could fully use it (live there, rent it, etc.) as long as she paid the bills. She and her partner were renovating it together because they planned to move in temporarily. After my mother passed, I mentioned storing some of her belongings in the basement. Her partner said he “didn’t agree” and acted surprised that the apartment was in my name (even though he knew). He accused me of planning to kick him out and demanded to know my plans. When I said I hadn’t thought about it yet, he became extremely aggressive. I proposed him to stay for 2-3 years, and honestly wouldn'

We've lived together for 7 years in a property solely in my name. I'm the only one on the deeds and mortgage. My partner transfers me money each month for rent and bills. At the onset I established that I do not want kids and never will. I've taken steps to ensure that I can't have them. Partner has changed their mind and now insists on having children. They're aware I can no longer have them and are looking into other ways to become a parent. This has pretty much ended the relationship. They're refusing to move out though. They're demanding 50% of the value of the house. Total value of the house minus mortgage debt is about £355k. Do they have any claim to my house at all? They've never contributed to repairs of anything major. They've never done any big purchases for the property. They do transfer some money each month labelled as "bills." This includes some rent.

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