I married a man who owned a home and has 2 kids and we have 3 yr. old. I’ve lived in the home for eight yrs. and raised his kids.I’m divorcing.
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I married a man who owned a home and has 2 kids and we have 3 yr. old. I’ve lived in the home for eight yrs. and raised his kids.I’m divorcing.
Can I move what I want out, while he is out of town. If not who would have to leave?
Asked on June 27, 2009 under Family Law, Indiana
Answers:
Aaron Freeman / Aaron Freeman, Attorney At Law
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
My name is Aaron Freeman, an attorney in Indianapolis.
I'm very sorry to hear of your trouble.
Honestly, you should consult with a lawyer regarding your situation. There are laws that apply to marital property and with child custody issues. There are even laws that state before a married person can move a child to another state, that parent must provide the other parent with notice.
In short, you should work with a lawyer to go through the appropriate steps with going to court to get a temporary order for what should happen.
Best of luck!
If your interested, my office number is 317-951-0087
Sincerely
Aaron Freeman
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