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once bitten twice shy

stan_back
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01 Feb 13 #377393 by stan_back

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So am i correct in saying if shes not on the deeds and we have lived together more than 2 years financially shes not entitled to anything correct?

stan_back
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01 Feb 13 #377394 by stan_back

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So am i correct in saying if shes not on the deeds and we have lived together more than 2 years financially shes not entitled to anything correct?

retep69
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21 Feb 13 #380636 by retep69

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I`d ne honest with her,tell her your worries.Might be worth seeing if you can get some sort of written agreement, in the event that things don`t work out.

I recently split up with a lady I`d been seeing 2 years. Early on in our relationship we did discuss these type of issues.

As you say,once bitten twice shy,but unless you get these things out in the open ther`s more chance of you being unhappy and it biting you later.

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