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br21 | 19:43 Thu 22nd Jan 2009 | Family & Relationships
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Can locks be changed without your ex partner agreeing if property is jointly owned
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Avatar Image LoftyLottie
I would think so. I can't see it breaks any laws.
20:09 Thu 22nd Jan 2009
Avatar Image CheekyChops
Yes but then your ex could just break in if he didn't have a key. If he owns half of it then you can't do anything about it, you can't be 'done' for breaking into your own house.
09:54 Fri 23rd Jan 2009
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Unless you have a court order to exclude the ex then as a joint owner they have the right of access to the property at any time
07:25 Sat 24th Jan 2009
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He may have a right to enter the house but Iam not sure that he has the right to damage your property. Call the police if he damages anything. ie Locks that you have paid for.
11:56 Thu 29th Jan 2009

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