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what are my rights?

my husband of 4 years is moving out again. This has happened before, it was ugly and I do not like what it does to my 6 year old son. Do I have any rights even though he is on the lease....all i want is for him to leave and stay with his best friend across town. (which i know would not be a problem as he is single and his apt is huge), otherwise it is going to be like last time, he is going to come home from work, start fights with me and traumatise my son even more. I have no problem letting him come in to get his stuff i just would like it to be in one day and while we are not there. We live in an apartment and its small, its not like i can just ignore him. Even though my son is not his and the biological is and never was around he is the only father my son knows and yet he doesnt seem to care what all this does to him. I just want it to be a clean break.

by iwillsurvive   2 Posts 
Posted on 12/21/2007 7:56 AM
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But remember that he moved out, so you needed to change the locks because you dont know if he will come in and take everything or that someone else would get a hold of the keys. express this to the landlord. which is true. I dont think what you heard about changing the locks are true as long as the landlord has a set you should be just fine. Desparate times calls for deaperate measures. Or if you tell your landlord that you would like the locks to be changed they will do that for you, i mean i changed the locks on a apartmemt when i lived in one and it wasnt a problem. Good luck.
by step   26 Posts
Posted on 1/4/2008 4:34 PM
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but someone told me if his name is on the lease i cant change the locks. is this true?
by iwillsurvive   2 Posts
Posted on 12/21/2007 12:36 PM
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Change the locks! Make sure he understands that he can come and get this things and dont entertain him when he wants to start arguing, take your son outside or anything so he doesnt have to see him packing his things, or if you have relative or something make sure someone is there with you, sometimes people are less argumentive when there are other people around. My soon to be ex thought that he could come and go when he wanted to, but i put my foot down, and belive me ,my children were glad to see him go. your ex is just unhappy and he wants to come in and disrupt your environment, talk with your landlord and explain the situation so you would know your rights. because if you think about it, your ex is giving up the property by leaving. sort of like breaking the lease. But you are taking it over with just your name on it, get it???? Hope this helps.
by step   26 Posts
Posted on 12/21/2007 10:48 AM
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Try and talk calmy to your husband. If he is moving out again on his own this is a good thing. You sound like you have your sons best interest so try and keep things civil with you and your ex. Let him know you do not want to fight and try and keep him calm during the moving out process. Do not let him back in another time if this is for sure what you want. Check with you landlord and see if you can sign a new liease. Your son will be o.k. with you helping him feel loved. Your son might be relieved to not have your husband's anger in his life everyday.
by Barkley   912 Posts
Posted on 12/21/2007 9:12 AM
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