well, if she's under eighteen and living with you..just tell him to get out. that approach would work nicely. if she's over eighteen and still living with you..you have a right as to who you want in your house and who you don't. tell him that you don't want him there anymore.
Degenerate how could think of this. in the process see that you do not kicked yourself out.
It depends if u want to do it nicely or angry..... just kick him out
Getting a brand new boyfriend.
i'd kick his bum
Heck no - you could end up with a disease, kick him out.
Your husband can only kick your son out of the house if he is at least 18 years old, and he is the sole owner of the property. If you also own the house and disagree then your husband may have a problem since you each have the right to the use and possession of the whole premises. Perhaps you should consult with an attorney.
It means that he is having an affair, and you should kick his butt to the curb....
R you kidding?. Kick his butt out now!. I'd have to agree!! That is NOT right, and you shouldn't allow him to do that!. You really need to talk to him about this - if it keeps happening, kick him out!!
Many he feels guilty or wants to live with the person he is cheating on you with.
Its not worth the heart ache - I would be getting rid of the husband, kick them both to the curb and no looking back. Only you can decide what is best for you.
My being pregnant, as unlikely as that might be, has no bearing on your husband's citizenship. If you are a citizen and you married him he won't be deported until you kick him to the curb.
Depends on the state and their marital status. In some states being married forms implied contracts and If a wife enters into a contract which would more likely than not effect the husband, the husband is included as a party to the contract.
your husband should move in with you automatically, but if they don't, you probably have too many sims in the household. 8 is the maximum. if you do, then have one of the adults click on the phone, click on move, then kick them out. you should be able to have your husband move in with you now! hope that helped.
If the property is in both names, no. I think this would be true for either a lease or a deed. A possible exception might be if you physically assaulted him.
You continue to have all the same rights as you had prior to this event.