Unmarried "X" refuses to move out of my house

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gadgeteer

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The situation:

92: Bought 1996 Corolla

96: Met X

09/97: X graduated in NY & moved in with me in Florida. X paid half the rent.

09/98: Bought a 99 4Runner & encouraged X to sell own car. Added X to my auto insurance & X began driving Corolla. Started house hunting.

99: Bought house. X & I moved into the house. Within months, X was unemployed & NEVER contributed money towards the mortgage or bills. The cable is in X's name, but the bill is paid directly from my credit card each month.

2001: Received 1996 Avalon from my grandma. Gave Corolla to X's brother. X began driving 4Runner.

2001: Began providing X with health insurance as a domestic partner through my employment.

Since 2005: X unemployed except for summer employment in CA. X paid for most household food & items. X did most domestic chores. X is a primary caretaker for my 94YO grandma. Most of X's money during this time has come from my grandma.

2007: Bought 2008 Toyota Avalon with help from grandma, gave 1996 to my sister. X still driving 4Runner.

February 2008: I broke up with X & asked X to move out by June.

June 2008: we agreed to an open relationship.

July 2008: X left for 2 months & I got involved with someone else & told X on the phone that we were done. X asked me not to change anything in the house while X was gone, I agreed. Nothing was changed.

September 2008: X returned to the house. I asked X to move out. X refuses to move out. X refuses to accept that the relationship is over.

Need to know how to get X out of the house. Have offered to pay for a few months rent on an apartment for X. X doesn't want to accept anything. Just refuses to move.
 
So what was the point of all the vehicle details?

Anyway, you need to check your state housing laws, there is a good chance you may have to evict her to get her out.
 
Call the police and have him escorted out of the property.
 
In some states, it doesn't matter if they are on the lease or not, evictions procedures still may have to be followed!
 
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