<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by dkahlona:
My boyfriend and I are residents of North Carolina. A few months ago, my boyfriend and I bought a trailer in N.C. He used his credit, therefore the trailer is in his name. I gave him half the money for the down payment. Now we're breaking up. I should add that he is legally married, but not legally separated from his wife, and I am divorced. Do I have the right to live there and ask him to leave? Does he have the right to live there and ask me to leave? I can't afford to buy him out and he has no money to buy me out. How do we do this? We have irreconcilable differences. He asked me to leave by the summer. Can we sell the trailer to get back the money. Again, who has the right to live there if we can't buy each other out?
I also have 3 children living with us, buy my boyfriend isn't the father of neither of them.
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My response:
I should say so, that "you have irreconcilable differences" - - one of which is the fact that he's MARRIED.
Anywho, since you are not on the title, he can have you evicted. You, on the other hand, can sue him for your share of the ownership. You will need proof of payment for the court; not merely, "Well, I gave him cash, your Honor." If you can prove your investment with documentation, then you may be able to obtain a judgment against him that's good for up to 20 years.
IAAL
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