Can my wife evict me from our home of 25 years?

You don't say whether you own the home jointly, if you are on the deed together, whose home it is/was, or if anyone has filed for divorce. Generally, if the home is a marital asset, it is subject to equitable distribution by the court in a divorce case. As a practical matter, if the situation is so acrimonious that it is unsafe for you to be in the home together, whether due to domestic violence or just the threat of calling the police with a false report of domestic violence, you would want to make other living arrangements and file for divorce. Consult with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation and your options.

Unless your wife obtains an injunction for protection against domestic violence against you (which doesn't appear to be the case) you have every right to stay in your own home. If your name is on the title, she can't evict you under any circumstances. Even if you have no ownership interest in this home, your wife still has to follow the statutory eviction procedures to kick you out of the house.

If she gets a restraining order that kicks you out then yes, otherwise she cannot just throw you out without an order Use of a lawyer is recommended.

It is your home as well as your spouses. Accordingly, she cannot evict you. Yes, she can call the police and they will respond to investigate what occurred, if anything. Domestic violence is NEVER an answer. Good luck.

No, your wife cannot evict you. You have many rights, but need to see an attorney about this matter.