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Mystic80 | 12:49 Mon 12th Sep 2011 | Law
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If I signed my shares over to my ex husband when I didn't want to but felt I had to, and seeing I suffer from bipolar. Does that mean I signed it under duress, as I feel like I'm entitled to something from the business I helped run, we are not divorced yet and want to know where I stand, any info would be greatly apprecited thank you.
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Did he pressure you to sign - were there witnesses to the signatures?
13:24 Mon 12th Sep 2011
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No there was no one present. yes there was a certain amount of pressure yes.
15:17 Mon 12th Sep 2011
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Why did you feel you had to?
18:30 Mon 12th Sep 2011

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