Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

You have to file your case asap and file a motion to have the husband removed from the home. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659

You can file for dissolution of marriage and a motion to have the spouse removed, but you need to be prepared that unless there are issues of domestic violence, or your families safety, if Husbands name is on mortgage, note or if you don't own the home, the on the lease, you might not be successful in having him removed. You could suggest that you be given temporary exclusive use and possession of the house for the benefit of any minor children, but again, often Courts won't force one parent or the other out of a home they own or lease, just because they are filing for divorce unless there are issues of someone's safety is at risk. Please be careful about paying for services until you completely know your rights or options and the likelyhood of a successful outcome.

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He does not have to "give you a divorce" If you are a resident of Florida and you feel the marriage is beyond repair (irreconcilable) you can file for a divorce. If he does not file an Answer to the Petition after you serve him you will be able to obtain a default judgment and get your divorce.

If his name is on the deed, you cannot just make him leave. You will have to ask the court to allow you exclusive possession of the home pending the divorce and after the divorce. Once the court orders him to leave he will then have to comply.

Meet with an attorney for guidance and assistance with your dissolution process.

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