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Can wife move in new lover to my house ?

Wardupp
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14 May 20 #512411 by Wardupp

Topic started by Wardupp

Can I stop her living in my house with new boyfriend?

.Charles
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14 May 20 #512415 by .Charles

Reply from .Charles

If you're not living there, what would be the purpose of stopping somebody from living there?

The simple answer is no. It's no different to having a friend over to stay. From a financial settlement point of view, her cohabitation will probably show her needs to be less that if she were to remain single as the new partner will contribute financially.

Charles

Wardupp
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15 May 20 #512424 by Wardupp

Reply from Wardupp

She is not selling the house , has changed the locks, just taken my house and living with new boyfriend! I must be able to do something?

rubytuesday
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15 May 20 #512426 by rubytuesday

Reply from rubytuesday

The house isn't "your" house, it's also your wife's as you are married.

How long have you been separated? Have you begun divorce proceedings yet?

Wardupp
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15 May 20 #512427 by Wardupp

Reply from Wardupp

Sorry our house.
11months and yes

WYSPECIAL
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16 May 20 #512449 by WYSPECIAL

Reply from WYSPECIAL

So you haven't lived there for 11 months?

What are the plans for the house in the divorce?

Wardupp
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16 May 20 #512451 by Wardupp

Reply from Wardupp

Well obviously I want to sell it but she is sitting pretty with no interest in selling it as she has moved her boyfriend in

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