What do I do if my boyfriend wants me to move out after I quit my job to take care of him?

You should find a man who is successful, educated, kind, honest, and who respects you. If he does not want you there and you are not getting along it is time to find greener pastures.

Apparently he doesn't need your help anymore. In Idaho, you could make him go through the eviction process, but if you aren't taking care of him anymore, you will probably lose that. You might consider figuring out how much you lost not working, subtract from that number the room and board and add in the value of the services you provided and sue him for that amount. Even if you don't win, at least he'll know that he can't walk all over you.

This sounds like a form of palimony. You need to consult with a lawyer.

Unfortunately, there is not much you can do depending on your state. In NC, a boyfriend-girlfriend is not a legally recognized relationship. Therefore, you don't have a right to spousal support or alimony. Now, if you can argue that you had a contractual agreement, you may have rights to a breach of contract situation, but this is a stretch. You should consult a family law attorney.