Rights to house? California

[Drapp1701]

My wife left me and the kids and moved in with her new boyfriend in Colorado. She has already notified the Post Office of her new address change.

She is coming back in June to get all her belongings as well as 1 of the cars. I have already moved everything out into the garage to make it easier for her and her boyfriend to load up and get going, but she claims she can still come into the house and stay as long as she likes.

The house is in foreclosure and I was wondering if she still has the right to come in the house.

Can you help me with this answer?

[Alice Dodd]

Is her name on the title?

[cactus jack]

I think that if there is no restraining order and the divorce is not finalized, then yes I would presume so.

I would suggest that before doing anything for or against letting her in, ask a lawyer.

[MomofBoys]

My wife left me and the kids and moved in with her new boyfriend in Colorado. She has already notified the Post Office of her new address change.

She is coming back in June to get all her belongings as well as 1 of the cars. I have already moved everything out into the garage to make it easier for her and her boyfriend to load up and get going, but she claims she can still come into the house and stay as long as she likes.

The house is in foreclosure and I was wondering if she still has the right to come in the house.

Can you help me with this answer?

Based on this information, yes, she can come in the house.

You can try and begin eviction proceedings or to get a restraining order, but you would need grounds for that.

If you don't want her to stick around too long, try making it uncomfortable for her and him to be there. Walk around naked. No seriously. Eat some broccoli and pass a lot of gas. Clearly this is not legal advice, but as a woman in a house with all boys, I can tell you, it clears a room pretty quick.