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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Technically, if you were still married and there was no will then all his assets would automatically transfer to you - I think!
But she may argue that on paper you were still married but if she can prove they were living as man and wife for X amount of years then she may challenge.
If there is a will and he leaves his share of the house then you would probably have to force a sale which can be expensive and sometimes impossible if there is a dependant involved i.e. a school aged child living in the house.
Dont forget he could also leave his business interests to her as well and not only would she be living in a part owned house but also in your part owned business interests.
Persoanlly, due to the complexity of the situation I would try and sort something out sooner rather than later and with good sound legal advice.
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