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As it turns out, OP moved himself out too - so he's not under threat of potential restraining order. Trolling was what you did: not having annulment order is close to having the order?? Everyone advising him to throw her out was misleading anyone in his predicament = very dangerous advice. Police came to his place and told him as much. But if she happened to display more brains&will, then OP would be served with restraining order in the same visit

Close enough. And again the law SingleDad is referring to is only in some localities, it is not US wide so it probably doesn't even apply in this case. And his point in all this debate is what? other than to troll?

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This might pass the smart test, if he was planning to instantly give up his apartment anyway. More objectively, OPs move was not smart - but as he reports, his emotions got the better of him...

Anyone who repeats what he did that day should fully expect to be served with a restraining order the next day - and then what he would do? She'd end up staying in the apartment for which his Landlord would hold him liable thru such time as eventually getting her out via court

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And why you are trolling about his irrelevant matter I don't understand except you have nothing better to do than bring a specific law which exists in only certain, specific places and probably not where the OP lives to create chaos in his thread as you usually do. Why do you care how she was removed from or left the house? The point is she is out, he is free, and he goes his way, she goes hers. End of story.

Don't mind him, he has a useless knack for semantics regarding people tragically scumming their way into the country.

November 14th, 2013: She's here!

December 12th, 2013: Picked up marriage license.

December 14th, 2013: Wedding

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Avery, objective is to post unbiased advice. OP didn't receive much, and also neglected some he did receive. But ultimately, everyone gets out of life what they want: so he should be happy with all of his steps.

At a different level, a reader in a similar predicament should know that they can't just bully someone out of residence. After 30 days, a court order is required - or the police will protect person's rights, no matter the person's status or family relations

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No doubt a State issue and varies.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

 
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