Therefore funds will be paid to her AFAIK. Any claim he has will need to be proven. Technically she can pocket the money and he would need to take action for his share. Solicitor would give you the best answer on this.her name is on the deeds,
Seems to cover the multitude of possibilities in a nutshell.But there is far more to this.
Tune in later for the next thrilling instalment..................
As already pointed out by MFI who appears to know his stuff this issue should be resolved between them in advance. Legal entitlement can be disputed by either party but the best option is for both of them to agree the split in advance. If she is not happy with what is proposed she should delay signing the documentation until a satisfactory agreement is reached.The sale can only go ahead when she signs off on everything - and she should not do that until she resolves this. She has only herself to blame if she signs everything, no questions and then the sale proceeds are lodged to a joint account and he removes it all.
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