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Home Rights Notices: Quick Guide

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Home Rights Notices: Quick Guide Property Legal, Risk & Compliance

Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond

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Home rights notices

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In short: A spouse or civil partner who doesn't own the home can protect their right to live there by registering a home rights notice (form HR1) at HM Land Registry. Our full guide explains how it works.

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A spouse or civil partner not on the title.

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