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1)  evict       2)  no reason        3) city police (that's a biggy)

Questions for you....education?  school attendance?  job?  goals?  responsibility?

Just grow up, stop the drama and leave! (I assume YOU speak of YOU.)

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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If you have no rental agreement and you have nothing in your name like electric bill, water, gas, etc then yes because really you are nothing more than a guest, even if your helping them with rent.

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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Of course they can. You don't have a contract or rental agreement. According to your specific state's laws, they'll have to go through the process of eviction, if they were giving you receipts for your rent money. But, yes they can.

If you were just staying in someone's home and helping with the rent, they could probably call the cops and ask you to leave...without any process.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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If it is their home, and you do not have a signed contract of some sort, yes they can evict you, but they must go through the eviction process.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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Even though you do not have a written rental agreement, the law presumes you have one, a very weak one.  This would require a legal notice for you to vacate the premises, typically 28 days and more.  You are essentially a month-to-month tenant just like any holdover tenant (this occurs after your lease expires).  After the 28-days' notice is up, you could go to court and possibly get another 7-28 days to move, depending on the judge's decision.

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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if this person is trying to evict you ask yourself do you really wont to be there?

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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