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Husband won't move out of house, though it's not in his name..suggestions?

carlcumbria · 2011-03-28 12:35:54

Hello all, A friend is having a problem with her husband not moving out after they've split up, although the mortgage isn't in his name. What can she do? Basically she bought the house around 14 years ago herself, then met her husband who moved in around 8 years ago. They've not seperated although not yet diveroced,…

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29 March 2011 at 12:29PM

Angela_D wrote: »

If you want this person out of the house then chuck him out, it's for him to prove he has the right to live there and if you do it on a Friday there's nothing he can do until Monday morning at the earliest by which time you can have a occupation order drawn up. Breach of this is a criminal offense, I am of course assuming there is a rational reason you want this person out not just that you don't love them any more.

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