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Re: Niece from hell
by Daniel (CA)
on June 10, 2020 @15:10
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Here in California with Rent Control, this is what I saw in court. It may give you an idea.
a nephew refused to leave and claimed tenant protections. the LL lawyer proved that the nephew was a border and not a tenant. Therefore, the nephew didn't have tenant rights.
The nephew was a border because he did not have a specific room that was exclusively his. He slept in different rooms.
With the federal Eviction moratorium you might not get far if you go the tenancy path. I would change the locks when the niece is out and let the deadbeat fight it from the outside. ...unless she has any official mail. cell/utility/insurance ...unless her DL is the address. ...unless she was given a bedroom and can identify the objects inside the bedroom as her own. ...an attorney is highly advisable.
with COVID your mom can certainly claim the Niece isn't a tenant because of how people were reacting to the lockdown.
Finally, you need to watch at least 5 different Judge Judy LL/Tenant cases to see the tolerance/temperature of how similar situations are addressed.
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Re: Niece from hell
by Robert
on June 17, 2020 @10:52
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I would never advise changing locks as that most likely will get you in real trouble.
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