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My partner and myself were co-leaseholders of a large five bedroom loft space for eight years.
We broke up, and while I was out of town for a couple of months she got married, moved her husband into the space, and is now telling me to move all my belongings, shop equipment, etc out of the space.
I am still on the lease, unless she illegally changed it without my knowledge.
What legal rights do I have regarding the space?
The situation is even more dificult to deal with because she is the resident manager of the building complex.
She was going to move out with her new husband, and I was going to resume residency in the space. Now she is on drugs, is unable to communicate in a sensible manner, and is telling me to move everything out immediately, and I'm worried about my possessions being destroyed or thrown into the street.
What can I do?
Normally one would hire a lawyer under these circumstances, but I am unable to afford a lawyer.
Any advice is appreciated.
We broke up, and while I was out of town for a couple of months she got married, moved her husband into the space, and is now telling me to move all my belongings, shop equipment, etc out of the space.
I am still on the lease, unless she illegally changed it without my knowledge.
What legal rights do I have regarding the space?
The situation is even more dificult to deal with because she is the resident manager of the building complex.
She was going to move out with her new husband, and I was going to resume residency in the space. Now she is on drugs, is unable to communicate in a sensible manner, and is telling me to move everything out immediately, and I'm worried about my possessions being destroyed or thrown into the street.
What can I do?
Normally one would hire a lawyer under these circumstances, but I am unable to afford a lawyer.
Any advice is appreciated.
