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Not as far as I know.if I leave the family home (we have one child) do I loose my share in the home?
I'd talk to a solicitor first myself.Talk to the Family Mediation Service.
I'd talk to a solicitor first myself.
Family mediation involves both spouses attending. In many or most cases each spouse needs to get their own independent advice. Especially if there are other factors (e.g. duress, abuse etc.) involved (not that this is necessarily the case here). But possibly even when things are otherwise amicable.Well, I'd talk to the Family Mediation Service first myself, in order to ask a wider range of questions, including what happens the family home. it's a matter of opinion and it's free.
Go to a solicitor immediately. They maybe able to convince your husband to leave the house.
You should not leave the family home until you have talked to a solicitor. So what if he won't leave. If there is no violence/abuse then there is no need to take such a dramatic step until you have proper advice.
If your husband is continuing to pay the mortgage he is already paying towards putting a roof over your daughters head!!
Go away for the weekend and go to a solicitor on Monday. If you stay don't row. A homeless child may be in a far worse situation than a home with two parents arguing. It's not nice but it's life and it's not all sunshine for kids nor does it have to be. Also you should remember your husband is just as entitled to the child as you. If it's just between you and him, maybe you should go away for the weekend on your own - clear the air. I'm not trying to be harsh but you haven't said what the problem is so it's difficult to give advice.Bronte.. thanks for that.. but i have a little girl to think about and it is really starting to effect her i need to get her out of the situation. Its not fair on her.. I would stay otherwise but my first priority is her.
I think he's just answering your question here:And so am I frasier. So what are you saying??? That i should stay in the house with my daughter and let her live through hell?? Have you kids???
If I do leave the house (because he will not) does my husband have to pay towards putting a house over our daughter's head??
If your husband is continuing to pay the mortgage he is already paying towards putting a roof over your daughters head!!
Go away for the weekend and go to a solicitor on Monday. If you stay don't row. A homeless child may be in a far worse situation than a home with two parents arguing. It's not nice but it's life and it's not all sunshine for kids nor does it have to be. Also you should remember your husband is just as entitled to the child as you. If it's just between you and him, maybe you should go away for the weekend on your own - clear the air. I'm not trying to be harsh but you haven't said what the problem is so it's difficult to give advice.
Hell?? You have said nothing to suggest you are living in hell.
If its just that you find the situation difficult, I'm sure your husband is also.
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