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  • Profile photo of soloinvestorsoloinvestor
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    My partner and I bought a house, but as he had a bad credit rating, and couldn’t get finance, I bought the house solely in my name with the finance also only in my name. He now wants some document to say that he is co-owner of the house. If I get a solicitor to prepare a statement saying that he has a joint interest in the property is this legal? What can I give him so that there is some acknowledgement that he has a half interest in the property if the house were to be sold or the loan paid out?

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    What exactly do you mean by “Partner”?
    Married, defacto,

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    He could argue that you purchased his share as trustee for himself. A lawyer should be able to draw up something to document this.

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