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Depends who signed for the house, if you both did, you both are owners, especially if you used both of your incomes as a basis for the loan.

You can sell back your half, she can sell hers, or you both can decide to sell out. You'll have to work that out if you haven't the means to support it yourself. You may look out on the web for mortgage calculators to figure out how much you can afford to spend with your income alone.

Both of are names on on the loan and we have alot of stuff in the house idk wats is gunna happen with that we both wanna keep the house so idk wats gunna happen

Can i get spouse support she makes alot more and i dnt make enough to cover my bills we have been together for 6 years and had the house for 3

There have been cases of estranged boyfriends/girlfriends getting a form of support, but I wouldn't count on it. You may also, if you get the house, refinance at a lower rate for a longer term to lower your payments.

However, that being said, you might be better off in the long run if you relinquish the house to her, and avoid having foreclosure proceedings and the subsequent damage to your credit. You don't want to win the battle but lose the war.

Generally a court wants to see an agreement among both parties. If an agreement is not met then a judge will do one of two things. Either advise the parties to sale the house and split the money or grant ownership of the property to the individual who will acuire the most gain from it etc(kids)

Am i allowed to sell the house if i want to or do i gotta have her consent to do so both are names are on the mortage?