my brother lives on my mothers property pays no rent. does she have to serve papers to get him off?
my brother is living in a trailer on my mothers property, pays no rent. my mother owns the trailer,she wants him off the property,does she have to serve him some kind of papers?
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rent property | , 11 Jan 10
By Rastakhiz, January 14, 2010 @ 11:21 pm
the best way is to serve him a TRO, (temporary restraining order)law enforcement will then remove said deadbeat
By bigships, January 15, 2010 @ 9:00 am
Yes, you need to serve him. For about $300, you can have an attorney do it, or you can do it yourself. Go down to the court house and file a rent/posession case. He will be served then have his day in court. The judge will rule in your mom’s favor and out he goes.
If you try to get a restraining order, you may not get it and it will delay things even more.
By MSAD, January 16, 2010 @ 8:19 am
She will have to evict him. There is no exception for mooching adult children.