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Old 09-09-2003, 08:35 AM
Ptarmigan
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divorce and mortgage payment


What is the name of your state? Colorado

My wife and I had planned on getting a divorce and part ways next spring (done in the spring to ensure that what is happening to us doesn't effect our child's education). Recently she decided that she wants me gone now (due to my financial situation). I will accept that, however I want to stay on until the first week-end in October. I have already paid our mortgage payment (which I always pay directly from my bank in an automatic payment) and our homeowner's dues (not to mention the other monthly bills).

Again, as I said, I will leave on the first weekend of October, right after we celebrate our daughter's birthday with my parents. Do I have any guarenteed rights, due to the fact that I have paid the mortgage for the month, that would let me stay until then? There has been no fighting between us in the past, but she is so upset with me because of my finances that she wants me gone.

Any advise would be appreciated,

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Old 09-09-2003, 04:24 PM
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What is the name of your state? Colorado

My wife and I had planned on getting a divorce and part ways next spring (done in the spring to ensure that what is happening to us doesn't effect our child's education). Recently she decided that she wants me gone now (due to my financial situation). I will accept that, however I want to stay on until the first week-end in October. I have already paid our mortgage payment (which I always pay directly from my bank in an automatic payment) and our homeowner's dues (not to mention the other monthly bills).

Again, as I said, I will leave on the first weekend of October, right after we celebrate our daughter's birthday with my parents. Do I have any guarenteed rights, due to the fact that I have paid the mortgage for the month, that would let me stay until then? There has been no fighting between us in the past, but she is so upset with me because of my finances that she wants me gone.

Any advise would be appreciated,

Ptarmigan
~~~If the mortgage is in your name too, then the house is yours also. She cannot legally throw you out unless there's a court order for your removal.
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