matrimonial home

The position of the matrimonial home would need to be considered.

The husband left the matrimonial home in 1990 to live with the other woman.

However, there are no rights to the matrimonial home for a woman if the marriage did not result in children.

Are there any issues about sale of the matrimonial home?

When the marriage broke down the husband asked the wife to leave the matrimonial home.

Both parties have an equal right to live in the matrimonial home.

As a side issue there is no greater reason for one parent to keep the matrimonial home than the other.

However, having the matrimonial home in the children’s names is not without merit.

For example, it can order that an interest in the former matrimonial home be transferred from one party to the other.

When the father moved out of the former matrimonial home in January 1994, the mother and children remained there.

Off a reserve, who has a right to possession of the matrimonial home?

In all cases, both a husband and a wife have an equal right to the possession of the matrimonial home.

Usually, the court allows the spouse who is taking care of the children to stay in the matrimonial home.

A court also cannot make a decision about the possession or division of the matrimonial home.

Before trial, the parties sold the matrimonial home and farm.

A fair division of the family assets, including the matrimonial home must be worked out.

The Court can deal with occupation of the matrimonial home upon separation.

What beneficial interest, if any, does W have in the former matrimonial home?

He stayed there for six weeks refusing to return to the matrimonial home.

Were there any Band rules about who gets to keep the matrimonial home when a relationships ends?

Therefore, as evidenced by title, the wife has a legal interest in the matrimonial home.

There are many adjustments that can be made to the interests of the husband and wife in the matrimonial home.

"Normal wear and tear is expected in a matrimonial home," the court said.

He did not see or speak with his children for several months after he left the matrimonial home.

They drew up plans for and constructed their matrimonial home at the Cabin.