Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Georgia

If you had wanted legal rights against him you would have married him. That is the procedure to obtain those rights. Since you chose to live with him on an illegal basis instead, you have no rights. STOP texting/calling him as YOU could be charged with harassment. He has done you a huge favor by leaving, since for six years you didn't realize it was smart to leave him. Good luck.

As far as your "rights," the answer is very, very easy -- Stop contacting him for any reason immediately. Hopefully friends and family will assist you in moving immediately, and hopefully you can work out a deal with the landlord for early termination of the lease, or some agreement to get you removed from the lease. That may be more difficult, but sometimes you do what you have to do. IF you need to contact him at all, such as to let him know what is going on with the lease or apartment, or to get his property back to him, then you get a reasonable, even-tempered friend or family member to communicate with him on your behalf, and that communication should be limited to these issues. You obviously know what he is like, so most people reading this post will wonder how you spent 6 years with him. If you are asking for advice on how to keep this bad relationship going, you probably won't find it here and I suspect friends and family might be the same. This might sound like harsh advice, but as I said, it is a really easy call (heavy drugs, escorts, restraining orders, etc). Move on with your life.