AITA for Kicking Out My Mother-in-Law?

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it is a reddit sory AITA for refusing to let my mother-in-law into my house after what she did? I (28F) have been married to my husband (31M) for three years. Ever since our wedding, my mother-in-law has made it her mission to make my life miserable. On the first day I moved into the family home, she looked me up and down and said, "You're pretty, but beauty doesn't make a good wife." I laughed awkwardly because I thought she was joking. She wasn't. Every single day she found something to criticize. If I cooked, the food had too much salt. If I cleaned, I missed a spot. If I bought groceries, I wasted money. She even told relatives that I trapped her son into marrying me because I "wasn't good enough for anyone else." My husband always told me to ignore her because "that's just how Mom is." Then things got worse. One afternoon, I came home early from work and overheard my mother-in-law telling my husband that he should divorce me before we had children. She said I was lazy, disrespectful, and would ruin his life. I stood frozen outside the door. My husband didn't defend me. He just sat there in silence. That hurt more than anything she had ever said. I packed a bag that night and left. A week later, my husband showed up at my apartment begging me to come home. He promised things would change and that we'd move into our own place. Against my better judgment, I agreed. For a few months, everything was peaceful. Then one day, I came home from work and found my mother-in-law sitting in my living room. She had a key. She smiled and said, "I told my son this house needs a real woman to take care of it." I looked at my husband, expecting him to say something. Instead, he shrugged and said, "I gave her a spare key." I lost it. I walked over to the key bowl, grabbed every spare key, and threw them on the table. Then I looked my mother-in-law dead in the eyes and said, "Get out of my house." She laughed. "No. My son owns this house too." I replied, "Then you can both leave." I walked upstairs, packed another bag, and before leaving, I called a locksmith. The next morning, every lock had been changed. My husband spent the entire day blowing up my phone, calling me dramatic and saying I embarrassed his mother. His mother called me ungrateful and claimed I had "stolen her son." Now half the family says I'm disrespectful because "she's still his mother." The other half says I should file for divorce because if he won't stand up for me now, he never will. So... AITA?