Can You Legally Evict Your Ex? 

Navigating a divorce in Maryland can be complex, particularly when the relationship between the parties is strained. The process can take several months, during which temporary court orders may be issued to protect the interests of both parties. One critical issue often addressed is the temporary possession of the marital home. If the divorcing parties can agree on who should reside in the home, the court will generally uphold this agreement. However, if no agreement is reached, a court motion can determine who stays in the home based on various factors, including domestic violence and child custody. In contentious situations, formal eviction may be necessary, involving legal proceedings and potentially the intervention of law enforcement. It's crucial to follow proper legal channels to avoid complications. For guidance on obtaining exclusive possession of the marital home, contact Blattner Family Law Group for a free consultation.
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