Can you charge an ex common law partner wiyh trespassing if…

When you sell the home, she will be forced to leave at that point. If you want her out earlier, let her know she has X days to leave and then change the locks. Give her a reasonable amount of time to find new accommodations.

Call the police in that case to have her removed. Be prepared to prove that you are the sole owner of the property.

That doesn't sound very ethical. You could report this to the CRA if you wanted to.

One can claim spousal support if the common law relationship was at least three years in duration.

You can ask the police to charge her with tresspassing.

Her tax status won't matter for family court purposes.

Proof that you own the house and not her.

If they refuse to get involved, you'll need to go to court and get an order that she leave. You'll take that order to the police to have her removed.

Unless you signed a lease agreement with her and she pays you rent, this wouldn't be a landlord tenant issue.

If she's not a tenant, then you could contact the police to have her removed and/or go to court to get an order forcing her to leave.

Does that help answer your question today or did you have any follow up questions?

I can answer general questions about both areas of law.

If there are conditions that you don't see each other, then you would need to abide by them or face risk additional charges. If you want to have them changed, you would need to go to court and make that request.

If it was denied, then perhaps retain a lawyer to see if there is any appeal possible. If not, then you would have to abide by it.

Unless the police are willing to release it to her, she would need to go before the JP.