Do you have legal rights if you got kicked out?

Answer 1

This depends on many things, is this house in your name or your partners? Can you prove (if it's not in your name) that you've paid towards living there? You need to seek proper legal help here, that may be enough to make your partner sit up and realise that kicking you out is not fair. The threat of legal action may make them back down. I think it depends on what state you live. Go to the court house in your county and go to either the divorce office or clerk of the court house and ask what rights you have. I do know you have to be together quite a while, if your state reconizes common law relationship, where you lived together and established a home, etc over years, but never got married. Good luck.

Answer 2

Yes, you have the right to go home or somewhere else. If you are not welcome as a guest of an establishment and they have asked you to leave, you can be arrested for trespassing if you attempt to re-enter. If you make a nuisance of yourself by threatening an employee, nagging etc. the police will be called and you can be arrested for disturbing the peace. Go home, sleep it off, and you will generally be allowed back to the establishment. If you want to get banned from the place all your friends like to go, be prepared to lose friends!