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Where a property is held as tenants in common (female 73% and male 27%) and there has been a relationship split with some domestic disturbance, does the male automatically have a right to come back into the property? He is threatening to come back in unless paid out immediately. There is a written agreement between the parties, that in the event of split, the property would be put on the market, and that is fine, but having him come back into the home would cause extreme distress.There is no problem being fair, but the pressure to be paid out immediately where there are no funds to do so with the threat that if that doesn't happen he will come back in is exceptionally distressing and troublesome?What are the options?
Optional Information: State/Territory: Queensland Already Tried: Nothing so far - first step
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No domestic violence has been reported - there has been no physical abuse, only intimidation. He left after affair found out.
Been together 4 years, he moved in 2 years ago. Agreement was done done in case of property split. Very clear on what will happen financially (ie property sold and split according to percentages), but missing on what happens in between split and property sold. This is the grey area that is the dilemna now?
Relist: Other.The question came back, but is unclear and not in proper English:-"That the female even the safety?"Please provide someone else.
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