Tyrone, GA Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

You don't say in your question whether your case was concluded by a trial, or by reaching and entering into a Marital Settlement Agreement. If an Agreement was entered into, you would generally have to look to the Agreement first to see what remedies, if any, are provided, and if the Agreement is silent on the issue, you would also look to your Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. If there are no remedies provided in either document, then your options would include, but not be limited to filing an action to enforce your Marital Settlement Agreement, or filing an action for modification in which you could seek to either take over possession of the house or have it sold.

Thanks for posting yoir question. Toxic relationships are no fun at all. You can file for divorce in the county you are in. You can go to the family court in your county and speak with the court clerk for more information as to how to move forward and request a Pro Bono attorney (someone that volunteers to gain experience.) Otherwise a private attorney for a divorce is anywhere from $750 - $3,500. Feel free to contact my office and speak with a case manager at 877-866-8665 or email help@smsattorneys.com as we do also offer reduced price services for PRO SE people who can't afford an attorney but able to represent themselves in court.

It isn't clear where you are in the divorce process or what court orders are in effect. But, you should be able to obtain a modification of the current orders if things have changed. You need to talk to an attorney who can review all the relevant information and give you a valid assessment of your options and realistic expectations.