Eviction Rights In Nc

Summary

In North Carolina, the spouse residing in the marital home can decide who lives there. An absent spouse cannot evict a tenant without a court order. If the absent spouse wants to move back in, they need the consent of the spouse living in the house. Disputes may need to be settled in court. Seek legal counsel for personalized advice.

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I live with someone who is half owner of the residence. He and his wife have been separated for two years. She moved out two years ago and has not lived there since. He let me move in the residence with him and I pay him rent. His wife is trying to evict me a d
Hello Jaimie, I understand your situation. Can you tell me which state you're living in? The laws about eviction vary from state to state.
North Carolina
Hello Jaimie, in North Carolina:
- The spouse still living in the marital home can determine who lives in the property.
- A legal separation doesn't change the rights of property ownership.
- The absent spouse can't evict a tenant without a court order.
Please consult with a local attorney for more information.
The absent spouse is trying to move back in while I am still residing there.
Hello Jaimie, in North Carolina:
- If the absent spouse wants to move back in, they need the consent of the spouse living in the house.
- If there's a dispute, they may need to settle it in court.
- It's advised to seek legal counsel.