#tenantsincommon

If you’re asking “I own half a house - what are my rights in the UK?” you’re not alone. Many people discover their rights depend on how the ownership is set up.

Joint tenants both own the whole property equally.

Tenants in common each own a set share - which could be 50/50 or any other split.

When relationships end or one owner wants to sell, understanding these details can save stress and disputes later. Family mediation can help you agree a fair way forward without going to court. Read more → https://www.mediateuk.co.uk/i-own-half-a-house-what-are-my-rights/

When people buy a property together, they have the choice of entering into the contract as joint tenants or tenants in common. Both come with their own sets of advantages and disadvantages in the case of a split or the death of one of the owners.

Our blog post discusses tenants in common, specifically what they are, how they work and the advantages and disadvantages of being one.

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