If the divorce court did not specify who gets to live in the house, the ex is a legal tenant and has a right to use of the property. If the house was granted to you, you will need to lawfully evict the ex.
You don't need to keep them in your sight for very long! They could be distracting and that seems like you are trying to hold on to your ex. not too attractive. haha so either burn them, give them away to charity or you could do the right thing and just drop their belongings off at your ex's house when you know that they won't be home ha. i personally would burn them but that's just me, you might be a good person! JKJK LoL hope this helps!
The laws governing property differ from place to place. However there is some things that you can do regardless of where you live. Make a list of the items involved. Make efforts to contact the owner of the property in writing by mail, e-mail, or text and keep copies of your communication. Make at least three attempts to contact. If you don't hear from her in two to three months, dispose of the goods but keep the documentation. The documentation of your efforts will assist you if she sues you for the cost of the property.
a day, or if the breakup was by u, way faster than that!
My ex & I have been separated for 1 1/2 yrs & his name is still on the deed. He has not lived here for over 1 yr. Do I have any legal right to have him remove his belongings
That means you are SOL.
Exs.
it depends on how they broke up. if it was harshly, then no, if it was just not meant to be, yes they are more than likely going to be friends after
Yes, of course.
yes of course they can but they can but they shouldn't get too close for a while
No
It's a version of them for the PC.
He is either very mature and thinks he can handle his ex as a friend. Or he is very insecure, and is reluctant to let go of her, in case he feels the need to crawl back to her.
Then you need to find a new boyfriend.
It's not! they're both exactly the same - apart from, when you are contacting someone you don't know, That involves exs
then technically it is the property of ur ex......as it was in their name