common law specifics - different permanent address

[standing on the sidelines]

Originally Posted by giggidy

NO to everything on the list. At no point has she ever contributed to household expenses and nothing is in her name at his house. She still receives spousal/child support for her ex husband(separated) but does not have a fulltime job. Own another house together, but that should be easy enough to buy her out of her portion. Definately are not social together.
I just want her out of my life and she is being difficult because of financial reasons. I have a GF of a year and half and its stressing for both of us now.
I just want her out!

Advice? I just dont want to throw her out into the street.

have you made a formal offer in writing to buy her out of the house you own together?? That is the place to start.

[Teenwolf]

Give her written notice to move out. As for how much notice she should get, check the landlord tenancy act in your province. I would venture to guess at least 30 days notice.

[Teenwolf]

Originally Posted by giggidy

NO to everything on the list. At no point has she ever contributed to household expenses and nothing is in her name at his house. She still receives spousal/child support for her ex husband(separated) but does not have a fulltime job. Own another house together, but that should be easy enough to buy her out of her portion. Definately are not social together.
I just want her out of my life and she is being difficult because of financial reasons. I have a GF of a year and half and its stressing for both of us now.
I just want her out!

This is a red flag for me.

If you add up the time you were living together as a couple and the time living together as not a couple, does it exceed three years?

As stated above, you should make her a buy out offer. That way, she'll have some cash to move out of your place.