Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania

He is correct. However, once the divorce complaint is filed, a petition can be filed asked that you be granted exclusive possession of the home pending equitable distribution of the assets.

If you don't already have an attorney, you should retain one as the divorce process is rather complicated when equitable distribution is involved. If you do have an attorney and you would like your husband to not have access to the house, you should ask the attorney to file a petition to get you exclusive possession.

If you do not have an attorney and would like to discuss this further, feel free to give me a call. I offer free phone consultations.

Justin C Gearty Jr;

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A dissent here, whether his name is on the mortgage doesn't affect right to come and go, What controls is if his name is on the deed or even if his name wasn't on the deed but was purchased during the marriage.

Further, even if your husband is a lawyer and especially if he isn't why would you believe him. He could be wrong or he could be misleading you.

{John}