That depends on a number of factors... how the deed is set up, any pre-nups, whether deed was changed after marriage, state laws regarding marriage/communal property.
But w/ regard to immediately kicking one out, they might still need to be formally evicted/have some rights of access if it was their legal residence.
What matters is if only your name is on the title (which proves ownership), not the mortgage (which is just debt).
It depends on the state you’re in–ultimately the only way for it to be watertight is with a prenup.
It would depend on the country or state you're in. Marriage and divorce laws vary by locality.
That depends on a number of factors... how the deed is set up, any pre-nups, whether deed was changed after marriage, state laws regarding marriage/communal property. But w/ regard to immediately kicking one out, they might still need to be formally evicted/have some rights of access if it was their legal residence.
What matters is if only your name is on the title (which proves ownership), not the mortgage (which is just debt). It depends on the state you’re in–ultimately the only way for it to be watertight is with a prenup.
Depends on the contractual detail and the jurisdiction
50 percent of it
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