you will go to jail
Why do you need to tell him about your ex? Is your ex still involved in your life? If your ex isn't still involved in your life - then it should just come up if he ever asks you about your past or you all are sharing information. For the sake of your new relationship - unless there are children involved - I hope your ex is no longer an active part of your life. If he is and there are no children - that makes it very challenging or impossible to manage a relationship.
Most courts consider the best interests and welfare of the child involved when choosing which parent to award custody to. Cohabitation is one of the factors considered with regards to this.
Take a more active role in your relationship, to let him know you're involved and care about the relationship. Do it for him.
by the law of ga it is not possible for a relationship to get involved in such governmental laws
I am assuming that there is a sexual relationship going on between the two of you. Because he has children he's probably afraid to commit to a relationship because of the children. It doesn't matter what the reason, stop letting him abuse you in his selfish manner. Tell him to commit or you are walking away from it all and not more trips! If he refuses to commit then you are only providing him with his sexual needs and perhaps being a built-in babysitter.
'Ex' means the relationship is over and it's time to move forward into the future. Unless they have a child together then there is no reason for the ex to be involved in your relationship with him. Communicate this fact to him and tell him you would prefer to be kept out of it. If there is a child involved then perhaps you could meet once with her, but let your boyfriend know that's where it ends.
ANSWER:Ouch.........been decade ago but if I can spur, I had 3 ex boyfriend and I stayed with each of them longer, (years). I only have one heart and it belongs to the man I am involved at the moment then........did it help?
you have a boyfriend?
It is never a good idea to break up your parents marriage. Marriage is hard enough for adults. Children should not get involved.
If you are legally separated with the intent to divorce, then in the eyes of the law, I don't think it is considered adultery. But, in the eyes of God, it is. Also, if there are children involved, you really need to be careful for several reasons. One, your ex can use it against you in an attempt to gain custody of the children. Two, how well do you know your boyfriend? Is he good to, and good for (there is a difference) your children? Three, if there are children involved, you need to be careful of the example you set for them.
I would suggest you stop and think about several factors before you do move in.If you have children and plan on taking the children into this relationship you may have to explain to a judge your reasoning and why. This could open a door for your husband to claim custody of the children.It takes 2 years to emtionally recover from a divorce and when you move into a new relationship too fast it is often a "rebound" relationship.I would suggest you get your own place, keep seeing your boyfriend, and get your feet under you beofe you move in with him. It will be a better relationship.
Assuming that the people involved are not children, but are old enough to be in relationships, I would not take this as a good sign. It may be premature to refer to this person as your boyfriend. There are some things you need to talk over.