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Hello,We are in the process of Dissolution of our (same sex) Civil Partnership. We have been in the Civil Partnership for almost 6 years but are living together for 17 years. The dissolution is a rocky one. My ex does everything to make sure I do not get a penny. Now he is negotiating with a company called "A Quick Sale" behind my back. They buy property's against 70% of its market value. In our case that would mean that our property would be sold for £518,000.-- while its market value is £775,000.--. The house is in my ex-partners name, but there is a Marital Home Rights Notice. How can I stop my ex from selling the house under its true value and what would happen if he did and my share of the equity? Thank you. Frans
Optional Information: Country relating to Question: United Kingdom Already Tried: Called my solicitor who is panicking as I informed him about this on the 12th of June and he said then that it is impossible for my ex-partner to sell the property under its market value. I told him today that "A Quick Sale" is even prepared to pay the legal fees for my ex-partner if I do not cooperate. They could exchange within 24 hours.
Experience: Qualified Family Solicitor practising family law since 1999. Member of resolution.