Set boundaries on the things you control, and don't try to control the things you can't. None of us can make someone do something if they really don't want to do it. If you and your partner share a lease/mortgage, then you can't make them leave. You will probably have to leave yourself. But, if you control the living arrangements, you can take concrete steps to evict them (bear in mind that even if someone just lives with you, and pays no rent, some states still consider this a tenant situation and you must follow eviction steps). One can also move their belongings to a neutral location, change the locks, etc. If he or she won't leave, or threatens you, after you have taken preliminary steps, call the police. He or she is either trespassing or (in the case of threatening) committing a crime. The important thing to remember when dealing with a narcissistic person is that they don't have to agree with or like your choices, but you have the right to set boundaries. Be prepared for them to be upset, but don't let that prevent you from making healthy choices.
Who was awarded the home?
If this person is in your house, you should tell him to leave. If he refuses, you can contact the police. However, if he is in her home, there is nothing you can do about it.
No contact.change your phone, your emails, block & delete herand do not allow her in your home anymore.
say "I know you love them but they are not healthy for me to be around so please understand this when I won't go to their home."
You will have to let a court decide. You need to consult an attorney who specializes in real estate litigation who can review your situation and determine what your options are.
I think you meant how you can get away with it. well, either do it while he is at work, or go to a lawyers office and ask without his consent.
Have your boyfriend invite her to dinner so they can "talk", when she shows up, let immigration take her "home". The officers can get her to sign the papers before they leave. Problem solved.
You could kick him out on the street
The age of consent in NC is 16, and you have to be no more than four years younger or older than your partner when dating or having sex. You have to be 18 to leave home with out parental consent, unless you get emancipated.
you can be 16 to leave home
Can i leave school and get home tutored?"
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