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Property Rights After Separation
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In Rhode Island and Massachusetts, equitable distribution laws govern property division. If only one name is on the deed, that person has legal ownership rights. Establishing a formal custody order is crucial to protect custodial rights and prevent unauthorized relocation of children. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
i asked her to stay out of the house due to a breakup and i didnt want to disturb our children with fighting
It sounds like you're dealing with a property and possibly a custody issue. In Rhode Island, here are a few points to consider:
- Rhode Island is an equitable distribution state, meaning assets are divided fairly, but not necessarily equally.
- If children are involved, custody arrangements should be prioritized.
Do you have any specific concerns about the property or custody arrangements?
- Rhode Island is an equitable distribution state, meaning assets are divided fairly, but not necessarily equally.
- If children are involved, custody arrangements should be prioritized.
Do you have any specific concerns about the property or custody arrangements?
soni asked her to stay out of the house .... how long untill i can legally lock the doors
In Rhode Island, if both names are on the deed or lease, you typically can't change the locks without legal proceedings. It's advisable to consult a lawyer to address property rights and any potential custody concerns. Would you like help finding a local lawyer?
how about in massachusetts
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In Massachusetts:
- Massachusetts is also an equitable distribution state, meaning assets are divided fairly, but not equally.
- Changing locks without legal proceedings can be complicated if both names are on the deed.
Would you like any specific information about property rights or custody in Massachusetts?
In Massachusetts:
- Massachusetts is also an equitable distribution state, meaning assets are divided fairly, but not equally.
- Changing locks without legal proceedings can be complicated if both names are on the deed.
Would you like any specific information about property rights or custody in Massachusetts?
what if only one name was on the deed
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If only one name is on the deed, the person whose name is on the deed has legal ownership rights. In Rhode Island, this individual might have more control over property decisions, but any division of assets should follow equitable distribution laws. If children are involved, custody arrangements should be considered separately. Do you have any concerns regarding the property division or custody?
If only one name is on the deed, the person whose name is on the deed has legal ownership rights. In Rhode Island, this individual might have more control over property decisions, but any division of assets should follow equitable distribution laws. If children are involved, custody arrangements should be considered separately. Do you have any concerns regarding the property division or custody?
yes I currently have custody as she is living out of state i want to make is so she can not take the kids without process
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In Rhode Island, if you have custody, your ex typically cannot take the kids without going through legal processes. You might want to modify your custody agreement to specify terms for out-of-state visitation and relocation.
Here's a question to clarify your situation: Do you have a formal custody order in place?
In Rhode Island, if you have custody, your ex typically cannot take the kids without going through legal processes. You might want to modify your custody agreement to specify terms for out-of-state visitation and relocation.
Here's a question to clarify your situation: Do you have a formal custody order in place?
no
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Since you don't have a formal custody order in place, it's crucial to establish one to protect your custodial rights and ensure your ex cannot take the kids without legal consent. Would you like some guidance on how to proceed with obtaining a formal custody order?
Since you don't have a formal custody order in place, it's crucial to establish one to protect your custodial rights and ensure your ex cannot take the kids without legal consent. Would you like some guidance on how to proceed with obtaining a formal custody order?
yes
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It seems like securing a formal custody order is essential for your situation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please let me know your phone number, name, and zipcode, and optionally your email address.
yes
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