What happens to the ouse if we have been married for just under 3 years but unfortunately it is clearly over?

What happens to the ouse if we have been married for just under 3 years but unfortunately it is clearly over?

I bought the house before we married but have refinanced it since. During the refinance her name was added to the deed, but not the mortgage. She does not work – by her choice, not mine. She is degreed so is fully capable of earning a salary equivilent to mine, but has chosen not to. I cannot afford to lose the house (forclosure), and cannot afford two mortgages (or a mortgage and rent). How do I get her to leave, legally? Can I force her to move out? If so, how?

Asked on January 1, 2013 under Family Law, Texas

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