Eviction because of a Friend

[Kevin]

Check your local laws. Sounds like you have a month to month lease. That means you get 30 days notice (in most places). For your place, I have no idea.

I have no idea what the law is in your area. If you want to contest this issue, maybe you can find out whether your local Bar association is having a pro-bono clinic (many Bars sponsor these things on a frequent basis so that regular folks can get access to easy answers like this one should be).

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by Kevin

Check your local laws. Sounds like you have a month to month lease. That means you get 30 days notice (in most places). For your place, I have no idea.

I have no idea what the law is in your area. If you want to contest this issue, maybe you can find out whether your local Bar association is having a pro-bono clinic (many Bars sponsor these things on a frequent basis so that regular folks can get access to easy answers like this one should be).

Exactly - go to someone in your area because landlord-tenant laws can vary from state to state. No attorney is going to give you legal advice over a message board, and no one on the board knows the specifics of your situation.

[adpiucf]

Actually, it just sounds like the OP is an idiot. No lease=no grounds to complain.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by adpiucf

Actually, it just sounds like the OP is an idiot. No lease=no grounds to complain.

Not necessarily. Most states automatically afford tenants a lot of rights.

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by Kevin

Not necessarily. Most states automatically afford tenants a lot of rights.

Exactly, in CT at least there can be some question as to what constitutes a lease, and it can be interpreted liberally. It really depends state to state.