Q: Can I evict my husband if he moved out two weeks ago an lives in another town in ohio
My house in owned an in my name. If not can any other measures be taken to keep him from destroying my house there has been nothing filed but he has takin residence in another home
A: Ohio courts can make orders when parties are in the process of a divorce and they need to get rules in place quickly such as who will remain in the marital home or pay certain debts. As part of the court's temporary orders one party can be ordered to vacate the marital home and forced to find a new place to live while the divorce is pending. In such an order the party forced to vacate is usually prohibited from returning to the marital home. Parties can be ordered to pay debts and other living expenses as well as to pay child support and/or spousal support prior to the final order for divorce. When parties are unsure of their rights pursuant to Divorce it is always best to seek the advice and consultation of an experienced attorney. Failure to seek the advice of an attorney can result in a loss of assets.
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