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PA COUPLE SEEKING DIVORCE,HUSBAND HAS DECIDED THAT WIFE NO LONGER SUITES HIS NEEDS. MORTGAGE IS IN BOTH NAMES.DEPENDING ON THE EQUITY IN THE HOME THE ASSET WILL BE SPLIT BETWEEN THEM. HOW SOON ATER THIS HAPPENS IS SHE REQUIRED TO MOVE OUT.(WHEN THEY MARRIED SHE SOLD HER HOME AND MOVED INTO HIS.) SHE CURRENTLY HAS NO PLACE TO GO AND VERY LITTLE FOR THE STARTING OVER PROCESS.

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It will depend on the court. The wife could be required to move out immediately after recieving the division of equity, but she could ask the court to order the husband to allow her 30 days to move out. It will really depend on what the wife asks for and what the husband will agree to and what the court ultimately determines is reasonable as to when she should be required to vacate.

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