Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia
I live the state of Georgia, I lived with my boyfreind for 7 years he had promised to marry me. Since it dosent seem that is going happen what are my rights to property and possibly support of some sort. We do not have childern and he supports me financially. He has been supporting me fully for the last 2 years at his insistance. Is there some sort of palimony or something until I can get on my feet?
3 Answers from Attorneys
No. Had you wanted legal obligations on both your parts, you would have gotten married.
No, in choosing not get to get married you chose not to have any legal rights, so you unfortunately can't change that after the fact.
You might have rights in property that either you bought together or was given to you jointly as a gift. Other than that, I'm afraid he has no obligation to you.
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