A man has been ordered by a Georgia court, United States of America, to vacate his house for his wife now divorced.
The man identified as Simon Iyore Guobadia got married to Porsha Dyanne Williams a single mother of one, few months later, the wife filed for divorce.
During hearing at the court, Simon was ordered by the to temporary forfeit his property for the divorced wife and never to go there for any reason, unless through written request by his counsel.
A copy of the order reads: “Wife shall have immediate sole and exclusive use, control and possession of the marital home located at 4544 Peachtree Dunwoody Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30342 (“Marital Residence”). Neither party shall enter the other’s residence without prior written consent (text or email is sufficient). Should Husband need to retrieve additional personal belongings from the Marital Residence, Husband shall request same in writing through counsel no less than 24 hours in advance, and shall be permitted to retrieve his personal property at a time and date agreeable to both parties.”
The order also stated that the husband must continue to pay monthly mortgage, taxes, utilities and every other bills needed to keep the Marital Residence which the wife now owns running.
Netizens have frowned at the judgment, most blaming the man for not making a prenuptial agreement before entering into marriage with the woman.
One Twitter user with the handle @UnkleAyo wrote in displeasure;
“Man buys house before marrying woman.
Man marries woman. Woman moves into man’s house with extramarital child.
Woman files for divorce.
Court grants woman FULL possession of house.
Court tells man to REMOVE personal belongings from house.
I don’t understand America 🇺🇸
The woman says “she’s not doing again”
It is the man they’re sending out OF HIS OWN HOUSE.
What exactly is the ROI of marriage for men?
After toiling in my 30’s & 40’s into stability – a woman can “based on feelings” reap my decades of sweat?
This doesn’t make sense.”
Below are copies of the order from the Georgia court:
