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not really a "roommate" but my aunt. weve been trying to evict her for over 2 months and shes somehow managed to dodge them all. but she hasnt been home in over 2 weeks. can we just kick her out at this point or do we still have to file an eviction?
(she left like 2 or 3 things in her bedroom)
Have you tried contacting her? Maybe something came up. Like, a sudden emergency with her family. Since she is your aunt, you probably should have her phone number/email, try talking to her. If she doesn't answer, then try speaking with someone who might know where she is because if you evict her, and she comes back, then you got a lot of explaining to do. Try to recall what you told her before she left, if anything comes up, then she probably did leave.
I hope you find the answer that you are looking for, and sorry if this wasn't helpful. Good luck, though! :)
From a legal standpoint it really depends on where you live. You'll have to check the laws in your State to find out how long a person, that has given no notice of leaving, has to be gone before you can consider her moved out.
You stated that she only left 2 or 3 things in her room. Are all her clothes gone? All her personal items? If so, then I think that's a pretty good determination that she doesn't plan to come back. But just to make sure you can legally take her name off the mailbox, check your local renters laws.
Good luck. I don't envy your position. It's never easy to try to evict someone, especially when that person is family.
i have been all day and havnt found anything on this specific topic. only articals on how to evict. but thank you
issue is, she doesnt want to leave. she knows shes going to but shes playing really dirty. reciving actual eviction notices and saying she never got them. leaving for a few days at a time, but this time shes been gone over 2 weeks.
i simply want to know how long someone has to be gone to be able to say "yeah shes gone and not coming back.
more so, change the locks and stuff and and move somebody else (a family member) into the room.