Philadelphia, PA asked in Divorce for Pennsylvania

Q: My husband and I are getting divorced and I will continue to live in the house and pay all the bills .

Can he prohibit me from renting space in the home and he is trying to get me to sign a document that if I get married I need to immediately move out of the house

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Peter Christopher Lomtevas
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  • Schenectady, NY
  • Licensed in Pennsylvania

A: The asker had better sign nothing without a divorce attorney's detailed review of the document. Ordinarily, living separate and apart is expected after a divorce judgment, but America's decrepit economy under Biden compels couples to find ways to economize on everything, including housing.

It appears the asker requires a divorce agreement that will allow residency in the marital home, and provisions that dictate how the asker can make use of the premises. Legal counsel can answer all the questions.

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