Georgia Law regarding eviction of wife and her children.

Since you are still married and residing with your spouse, and your wife is unwilling to move, the only person who can order either of you to move out of the house is a judge. I would suggest that you contact an attorney and discuss your legal rights and options regarding a separation from your spouse.

You can't make her move and she can't make you move, Only a judge, as part of a domestic or divorce proceeding can do that. So step one is to hire a divorce attorney.

It would be extremely foolish to sign over a house without a settled divorce case. For one, it reduces your leverage in the case. Second, it doesn't decide things as the judge still has to approve any final settlement.

Given the stakes (two children and a home) you already should have met with a lawyer and you need to do so immediately.

You don't. Plain and simple. And tread carefully, lest you become the "bad guy" for trying to evict your wife (and kids?) from the house.

You can resolve the question of who stays in the house by agreement (which doesn't seem to be the case here) or by getting a court to make a decision on a temporary and then permanent basis. You need to consult with an attorney without delay.

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