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Adultery | Divorce & Family Lawyers – Barrie, Newmarket & Orillia

My spouse has committed adultery, is he still allowed to stay in the home? I want to know my legal rights. We have only been married 2.5 years and we have a prenup. He has no claims on the house.

— Scill F.


Answer

Until there is a court order or separation agreement that states he is not allowed into the house, he is in fact allowed to enter and occupy the house. A court could grant him access or could order you out of the home, depending on all of the circumstances. To get a better answer related to your situation, you would be wise to book an appointment with one or our lawyers.

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