What to do if my husband and I are going to get divorced and now he’s living in my seasonal camper but he won’t leave?

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What to do if my husband and I are going to get divorced and now he’s living in my seasonal camper but he won’t leave?

His name is only on the seasonal lease for the property; my name is on the camper. How do I get him to move out? He has no income or vehicle. I am afraid that he will trash the camper.

Asked on June 26, 2012 under Family Law, Massachusetts

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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

If you and your husband are going through a marital dissolution proceeding filed with your county court clerk and you want him out of the seasonal camper that you have in your name only, then you need to file a petition with the court clerk seeking such relief.

Before you file, I suggest that you send your soon to be former husband a letter seeking that he vacate himself from your seasonal camper. Keep a copy of it for future reference. If he does not leave the camper by the desired date, then you file your petition with the court clerk and attach a copy of the letter as an exhibit to your declaration seeking the relief you desire.


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