Can I evict my husband from my house?
No, but you can file and request a temporary hearing; that will get you into court in probably less than 60 days and you can ask he be removed.
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No, but you can file and request a temporary hearing; that will get you into court in probably less than 60 days and you can ask he be removed.
If you want it done properly the first time, an attorney would probably be best.
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