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ALREMO63
My question involves an eviction in the state of: Texas
I am the co-owner of a 4 bedroom home located in North Texas with a female that once was my fiance'. Both of our names are on the deed/mortgage. She has custody of her two children ages 18 and 17. I share joint custody of my child who is 11, with my ex wife.
Because of numerous differences between the two of us, I made a concious decision to move out temporarily. Shortly after moving out, she moved her sister and three children into the house and since then I have been denied access back into my own home.
I have advised her on several ocassions that my intent is to move back into the house within two weeks, in order to have a place to live for myself , and my son when he visits every two weeks. Still, I am being denied access to my home and deprived of my right to live there by her and her sister.
My two questions are as follows: 1.) Do I have the right to have equal access to my own home even though I temporarily moved out? 2.) Do I have the right to initiatiate an eviction process on her sister and children in order for me and my son to have a place to live since they are depriving me/us of room in my own home?