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What happens if you have a new partner
10 Jun 18 #502154 by Under60
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Yes, the other side can use it as you not requiring as much as a single person.
Best to avoid cohabitation, new partner etc until after the divorce settlement.
Ps it is also immoral while you are married
Best to avoid cohabitation, new partner etc until after the divorce settlement.
Ps it is also immoral while you are married
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