If the parties cannot reside together during the divorce proceedings, a party can ask for exclusive use of the marital residence. That means only one party can live in the house, and the other party needs to make other living arrangements. Exclusive use of the marital residence is usually determined early in the divorce process.
Don’t wait to hire an attorney until after a judge decides this.
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