Evicting family members.

Marvel1

You are best posting in House Renting & Buying, as they can advise what you need to legally.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=16

pickledonionspaceraider

It seems unfair that one (husband) 50% homeowner has no choice of house-guests but the other (wife) 50% homeowner has all the say...Id visit CAB as this does not seem right to me.

I would make their lives as uncomfortable as possible...Irritating 'borderline loud' music, DIY at around at 4am.

as far as what friends are telling you what the wife has said, I would ask her direct. So far its all hear say. I mean your wife is entitled to 50% of the house from what you say its a joint mortage but her sister is entitled to jack squit

Gavin83

pickledonionspaceraider wrote: »

It seems unfair that one (husband) 50% homeowner has no choice of house-guests but the other (wife) 50% homeowner has all the say...Id visit CAB as this does not seem right to me.

Not at all, he's equally entitled to move in guests if he so wishes.

pickledonionspaceraider

Gavin83 wrote: »

Not at all, he's equally entitled to move in guests if he so wishes.

It is not at all unfair if only 1, of the 2, homeowners , wants the house guests there? Shared ownership counts for diddly squat then

Scary stuff, OP gets stuffed whichever way he turns here

PuzzledDave

Get legal advice, its worth every penny.

Any 'sale' between you is going to be undone in the divorce, best option is to sell on the open market I guess.

Voyager2002

Nothing to stop you inviting your own guests to stay as well!

As posted above, your best move is to arrange a sale on the open market to realise the full value of the house.

Red-Squirrel_2

pickledonionspaceraider wrote: »

I would make their lives as uncomfortable as possible...Irritating 'borderline loud' music, DIY at around at 4am.

There are 3 children living there though, and none of this is their fault.

Tabbytabitha

Voyager2002 wrote: »

Nothing to stop you inviting your own guests to stay as well!

As posted above, your best move is to arrange a sale on the open market to realise the full value of the house.

But not with a sitting tenant, surely?

Voyager2002

Tabbytabitha wrote: »

But not with a sitting tenant, surely?

None of the people involved are tenants, and apparently the wife has said that she wants a sale and to get her share. So if she is presented with a serious buyer and the offer of a sensible price, she is likely to agree.

As posted above, there are far worse outcomes possible for the OP, so ideas about being annoying (DIY at 4am) are best left on the back burner for the moment.

annandale

he could have guests of his own back at any point if he chose to do so

Re making noise at 4am, if you are in a flat you would annoy other people and speaking as someone who has put up with a lot of noise nuisance that is terrible advice. Ive had to call police due to all night parties. Dont inflict noise on people at 4am just because you dont like them

You cant play loud music after certain times of night without other people having the right to call environmental health or police, dont try and harass people out, that is wrong.