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Mesher Order

A court order postponing the sale of the family home until a set trigger, typically the youngest child finishing education, allowing children to stay put. The other party keeps a defined share, realised when the house is eventually sold. The trade-off is that your capital stays locked in the property for years.

Relevant to:Divorce

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