Sell the place and move....
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Landlord-Tenant
- Thread starter SamSamson
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I live in Gwinnett. My ex lived with me for 3 years. She didn't pay any bills either. I went to the courthouse, was seen by a judge and he stated tell her to leave. He then said do I need a sheriff's escort that day. That was all
My Dad did that to my sister for slamming the door in his face Needless to say she apologized to get her door back She never did that again
Put his as* out see if he swims or drowns I did it to one of my boys he swam It made him Man up
For triple money damages based on a blatantly illegal eviction, some lawyers would take that on the contingency.
The kid wouldn't need any money upfront.
He could also go get help from a legal aid society -- they're a bunch of liberals that love young adults mooching off of their parents and grandparents; that's their model for The new American citizen.
If a cop hears That landlord without authority entered the tenants private space and removed his belongings it wouldn't be hard to conclude that that is a burglary although the weakest link in the chain would be showing that the landlord was stealing the clothes rather than just taking them out like trash but not using them for his own benefit.
Still, the landlord has absolutely no right to enter the tenants private room or touch any of his stuff so the very least it could be considered trespassing.
An arrest only takes probable cause-- do you wanna take that chance? Not all law enforcement officers are disinterested in the criminal aspects of landlord tenant law. But if you live in Soul's jurisdiction, and you're sure Soul will be the responding cop...well go ahead.
The kid wouldn't need any money upfront.
He could also go get help from a legal aid society -- they're a bunch of liberals that love young adults mooching off of their parents and grandparents; that's their model for The new American citizen.
If a cop hears That landlord without authority entered the tenants private space and removed his belongings it wouldn't be hard to conclude that that is a burglary although the weakest link in the chain would be showing that the landlord was stealing the clothes rather than just taking them out like trash but not using them for his own benefit.
Still, the landlord has absolutely no right to enter the tenants private room or touch any of his stuff so the very least it could be considered trespassing.
An arrest only takes probable cause-- do you wanna take that chance? Not all law enforcement officers are disinterested in the criminal aspects of landlord tenant law. But if you live in Soul's jurisdiction, and you're sure Soul will be the responding cop...well go ahead.
I’d kick his ass to the streets and take my chances. Grandson wasn’t paying no damn rent he was paying back money I loaned him….
