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Due to infidelity over 24.5 years – constant critism and insults, I would like to know if I moved out of my home, which is fully paid off, if I would loose any claim to the home?
Asked on May 31, 2012 under Family Law, Florida
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
With a fully paid for home, long term marriage, and infidelity you need to immediately consult with a good attorney -- before you do anything.
As a general rule a party does not loose a claim to a home simply because they seperate. The courts have seen too many cases where people "stood their ground" and someone ended up getting hurt. Therefore, as a general rule they view a person who gets out of a potentially dangerous situation as a wise person.
But again, consult an attorney in your area immediately.
John K. Grubb www.johnkgrubb.com
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