Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Washington

legal seperation and alimony
Here is my situation; I was engaged to be married and bought a house and shared a bank account with my fiance. We later broke up and I moved out of the house we own and he makes the mortgage payments. My question is can I legally force him to pay me back for charges on my credit card for vacations, remodeling and items he purchased? I did sign for them, but with the intent that they would be paid with out joint bank account. I now have thousands of charges for items that no longer pertain to me. If I can get him to admit they were purchases for him or for the house can I get alimony? I also have not filed legal seperation.. should I even if we were never married?

Asked on 6/12/08, 9:12 pm

James J. White, attorney Law Offices of Smith & White, PLLC

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Re: legal seperation and alimony

Although you were not married your questions relate to that type of law. I recommend you re-post on the family law section.

Answered on 6/13/08, 2:26 pm

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