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Topic	parents go to courts to force their son to move out of their home
LinkPizza 05/22/18 10:06:22 PM #25:	TigerTycoon posted... Zangulus posted... Zeus posted... Isn't a normal eviction 30 days? Seems weird that they'd expect him to do it in 14, although I guess he had a lot of time to get his shit in order since they first tried getting rid of him back in February. Hopefully things work out for the guy but, given that he already looks homeless, I don't expect that they will. Evictions are based on local laws and commonly are frequency of payment. If you pay every 30. They have to give you 30. I have also seen a case where a women wanted to kick her ex boyfriend out of her apartment because he wouldn't leave after they broke up, but the state said she's not allowed to kick him out as she willingly let him into her home and allowed him to live there for months already (don't remember which state this was). She called the police and told them to remove him from her property but they refused after hearing about the details. That's kind of dumb. I think that he should get a set amount of time to gather his things and look for a place. But she should definitely be able to kick him out. They were dating and now they're not... It's pretty simple and makes sense... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:901820704] in parents go... [t:76624148]...</cite> <quote><cite>TigerTycoon posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Isn't a normal eviction 30 days? Seems weird that they'd expect him to do it in 14, although I guess he had a lot of time to get his shit in order since they first tried getting rid of him back in February. Hopefully things work out for the guy but, given that he already looks homeless, I don't expect that they will.</quote> Evictions are based on local laws and commonly are frequency of payment. If you pay every 30. They have to give you 30.</quote> I have also seen a case where a women wanted to kick her ex boyfriend out of her apartment because he wouldn't leave after they broke up, but the state said she's not allowed to kick him out as she willingly let him into her home and allowed him to live there for months already (don't remember which state this was). She called the police and told them to remove him from her property but they refused after hearing about the details.</quote> That's kind of dumb. I think that he should get a set amount of time to gather his things and look for a place. But she should definitely be able to kick him out. They were dating and now they're not... It's pretty simple and makes sense... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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