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wanttosave
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hi all . can anyone help me .
my girlfriend moved in with me 3 months ago , but now we have split up .and i have asked her to leave by oct 1st . what rights do i have if she says she will not leave ?
my girlfriend moved in with me 3 months ago , but now we have split up .and i have asked her to leave by oct 1st . what rights do i have if she says she will not leave ?
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do you own those house?
is she paying you any rent?
do you have anything in writting saying that she can live there??
if not then she has no rights!0 -
Butlers1982 wrote:do you own those house?
is she paying you any rent?
do you have anything in writting saying that she can live there??
if not then she has no rights!
hi Butlers1982 .
no the house is in my sole name . all she gave me was £400 and that was four weeks ago . but it was given cos at the time i had a bit of a cash flow prob .
and nothing is written down to say she can live there .
but last night she got mad so i gave her till the 1st october to get out . then i will change the locks . am i in my rights to do this ?born free and taxed to death0 -
yes, effectively she is a lodger, and lodgers have no rights whatsoever. You have no written contract, she has given you a small bit of money which has not been contractually agreed, and its your house.
http://england.shelter.org.uk/advice/advice-3132.cfm
good luck:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
hi lynzpower . thank you i will have a good look at site .
please dont get me wrong all . But is 2 weeks a fair time for her to leave my house ?born free and taxed to death0 -
yes more than enough time change the locks!Before you point fingers,make sure your hands are clean !;)0
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davsidipp wrote:yes more than enough time change the locks!
thank you will go get them today so i am ready . yes i know it is a bit harsh to change the locks . but then the question is what do i do with her stuff if i change them , she has loads and loads of boxes in the house .born free and taxed to death0 -
put it on the door step on october 1st !0
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Has she got somewhere to go?0
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Dumbledore55 wrote:Has she got somewhere to go?
dont know . Its will be 3 weeks on the 1st of oct that i told her it was over . but i rang a letting agent and if all was ok with the ref's she could rent a house in a week . but i know they will as she has just come out of a rented property .born free and taxed to death0 -
wanttosave wrote:dont know . Its will be 3 weeks on the 1st of oct that i told her it was over . but i rang a letting agent and if all was ok with the ref's she could rent a house in a week . but i know they will as she has just come out of a rented property .
Was just going to say that if she can go to her parents or move in with a friend or go back where she came from, then 3 weeks is too generous.
I'd just say, softly, softly to get her out or she might dig in her heels but once she's gone, change the locks.
There's a lesson in all this about thinking very seriously before moving anyone in with you.0
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