Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
I'm a woman married to another woman in New Jersey. We purchased a house together but then separated over a year ago. She has not helped pay on the mortgage or utilities since. I've had to get a roommate to help me. But, she come to the house and just hangs out when I'm at work 2-3 days a week, claiming she is visiting the animals. She has invaded mine and roommates privacy and dictated "house rules" on numerous occasions. How can I prevent her from entering the home without my permission?
2 Answers from Attorneys
This is a unique question. Have you thought about consulting a matrimonial attorney? If she helped purchase the house, this would normally give her a partial ownership interest in the property. If she is being abusive or has become violent to you in any way, you could go for a restraining order, but it doesn't sound like that is the situation. has she just abandoned the relationship completely? You may want to consult your county bar association as they may be able to direct you to an attorney more familair and experienced with your issue, good luck
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