How do I evict my roommate who’s not on the lease for failing to pay rent?
My mentally ill roommate, who is not on the lease, will not move out. I rented a room to her, and she has missed paying rent.
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Based on what you've described, here’s how you can proceed:
- Since she is not on the lease and is past due on rent, she is in breach of your agreement.
- You can give her a written notice or demand to pay or quit.
- If she does not pay or vacate, you can then file for eviction in court.
Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions or need help drafting the notice. I’m here to help clarify anything further.
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My mentally ill roommate, who is not on the lease, will not move out. I rented a room to her, and she has missed paying rent.
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Based on what you've described, here’s how you can proceed:
- Since she is not on the lease and is past due on rent, she is in breach of your agreement.
- You can give her a written notice or demand to pay or quit.
- If she does not pay or vacate, you can then file for eviction in court.
Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions or need help drafting the notice. I’m here to help clarify anything further.
Thank you.
Alex, Esq.
I'm happy to hear I was able to answer your question.
Alex, Esq.
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