I had to left the house with my son of a previous relationship, because my husband told me to go and he was just damaging me psicologically. He bought a mattress and a sofa and paid the rent of the first month of the apartment. I didn’t take anything from the house just my clothes and some old things I had before the marriage. My marriage lasted 3 months. Do I have rights that protect me ? He told me that he would buy the other things later, but till now I don’t see anything instead he just threaten me to call the police because according to his own words I am harassing him everytime I told him to buy the stuff I need to live with my son and he made me rid off before we got married… I need help please.
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You can still file for equitable distribution for the division of any property that was acquired during the marriage. NC law states that any property you acquired before the date of marriage is your separate property, and you are still entitled to that property upon a separation.
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