In relation to getting the property transferred into your sole name, there are a number of factors that the Court will take into consideration before making any such order. I would recommend that you obtain legal advice as to your chance of success before you decide to look for him, as it maybe that the chances of having the whole property transferred into your sole name are slim dependant on the circumstances. My niece and her partner are having arguments re his visiting rights re their two year old son. There is no agreed schedule when he can take him for the weekend & he often phones giving her only two days' notice. He is living with another woman & her son and has said to my niece that she has taken drugs intravenously in the past, that her son has been on the 'at risk' register and they both smoke heavily in the flat. She would like to find out what his home situation is before she lets their son stay for weekends.my niece and her partner are having arguments re his visiting rights re their two year old son. A. Thank you for your email. I would recommend that if your niece feels able to speak to her ex-partner directly then she should try to speak to him about her concerns, and see if he can explain the situation at home, or even allow her to visit if she is concerned about the living conditions or the care