What happens to your mortgage when you divorce?🤷‍♂️

Divorce is an emotional and stressful time for everyone involved. When you share your home with your ex-partner and possibly your children too, things can become even more fraught with worry.

The best way to approach your separation is with the coolest head possible. It’s not always easy to do this when you’re going through a divorce but knowing how your divorce affects your mortgage, property, and living circumstances will help you navigate through this tricky time with a level head. Mortgage Advice Bureau offers some things to consider when it comes to property when you’re planning your separation. To continue, please Click Here

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