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What happens if the family has been living in property which was acquired by the non-custodial parent prior to marriage or inherited by that person?

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What happens if the family has been living in property which was acquired by the non-custodial parent prior to marriage or inherited by that person?

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A. Court would examine closely all facts and circumstance related to the acquiring property. It is possible that a child and custodial parent would not be allowed to continue living in the home in which they resided while the parties were living together.