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Old Jun 24, 2006, 06:00 AM
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Evicting an adult family member

Tried to help a family member who was down to get back on his feet by giving him a room in my house for almost a year. Now he does not want to leave and makes threat. Gets violent at times. How do I go about getting him out? Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Old Jun 24, 2006, 09:57 AM   #2  
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Hello Babe:

Call the cops. Tell them he's a trespasser and an abuser. Go to court to get a restraining order. If either of those two things are successful, he'll be out forthwith.

The problem you may have, is that HE will try to convince the cops that he's a tenant and that the matter is civil. He could be right. Did he ever pay rent? Utilities? Did he keep receipts? Do you have any written agreement with him? Even without any of those things, the cops are most likely going to agree with him. If you want him out NOW, you can't let the cops do that.

Otherwise, you are actually going to have to evict him in civil court. That could take, depending on your jurisdiction, up to a month - longer if he fights it.

No good deed goes unpunished.

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Babe3530 agrees : Thank you for your response. Although he does not pay rent or any utilities at all, it won't be that easy to get him out I will try Civil court.
dreemr57 agrees : b ecause everything hes said so far, ive encountered by the police, courts, -
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Assuming he has never paid rent, etc.....

One day when he is out, change the locks and don't let him back in. Then call the cops when he comes back.
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Babe3530 agrees : Thank you. Although he has never paid rent or utilities, you can't lock them out. I believe I just have to take this person to court.
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Call the cops and tell them he is threatning you and is violent!
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Tried to help a family member who was down to get back on his feet by giving him a room in my house for almost a year. Now he does not want to leave and makes threat. Gets violent at times. How do I go about getting him out? Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Sorry I thought you were desperate!!!
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Old Dec 11, 2009, 10:54 AM   #6  
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Worse case scenario, only YOU can decide what you want to do, faced this decision myself, actually had to move out to a new location, don't worry either the person will support himself or find some other sucker, if you are being threatened seek support from a domestic abuse support center, I am facing major issues with teenage about to be 18, abusive and threatening like father. i need to make some hard choices
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