Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
not married 9 years what is my right
we have purchase two homes but always put it in his name for better mortage rate, we have paid half for all our bills together phone,power,ect is in my name from both house. We own two flower shop both names , He has a band that I help start supported him for 4 1/2 years. Band his main income. We have a 3 yr old daughter together. I was just told by him he wants out. He thinks I should move out since this is his home , I have a daughter still in school from my first marriage myself and a 3 yr old. He wants out since he is emotionaly cheated on me with one of hisex-employee and another gal deception, lies, secret calls email. Can I fight for half of the house, custody and support since our floral shop is not making any income yet just paying off loans. Please help I have no money to get an apartment or be able to pay for it, why can't he leave until we can find a solution. I ask to go to relationship therapy or try something before he calls it quits this choice will impact not only me but our family for the rest of our lives. I ask for a small commitment , interfering of these two women that want a relationship with him makes him think what he is doing is right. emotional cheating is so very hurtful he associate frustration w/ me.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: not married 9 years what is my right
You don't have to move out. Nevada is a community property state, not a title state. The name on property means nothing in a marriage.
Re: not married 9 years what is my right
You need a lawyer so that you can fight for your rights. While you are not entitled to damages/money for his emotional cheating, you are entitled to half of everything he bought since you were married, presuming he paid for it from his job.
I am willing to take your case and get paid from him or from your property after it is sold. If that is ok, please email me.
Re: not married 9 years what is my right
You have rights that you can pursue through an attorney. Since you have a child together he will need to pay you child support. Pursuing the property will be harder. Since you were not married you are not entitled to 50% of the equity in those homes. If you are on the title you will have an easier time with those assets.
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