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Chris M | I live in my boyfriends house. i do not have a lease agreement with him can he just throw me out? |
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BoomChikkaBoom
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You aren't a guest or a visitor, you live there.
He would need to file an ejectment action to get you out if you didn't want to leave on your own. |
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florida_guy
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You are protected under florida law and he can't just throw you out. He has to file for eviction or ejection. Which one depends if you were paying rent or not. If you think he is going to toss you out go see a lawyer before he does anything. |
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tracy
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Maybe, maybe not. GENERALLY speaking (heavy emphasis on 'generally' as I'm not well versed in things FL) if you're not paying rent, but have lived their continuously for upwards of 30 days/1 month AND can provide proof of residency, you're automatically provided the same protection that month-to-month tenants are under the law. He needs to give you proper notice to vacate the property [30 days is pretty much the norm], and if you fail to vacate when those 30 days are up, he'll need to file for an eviction, and get a court order forcing you to leave [at which point, the cops can haul you off if you refuse to go].
Again, GENERALLY speaking, if you paid him rent for the month, or you've been there for more than 30 days, he can't just up and kick you out, or refuse to let you get your stuff. If he does, he's, in essence, carrying out an ILLEGAL eviction. There are civil penalties for this, and criminal in some states as well. |
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Frank112
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Sure he can.
So make sure to be veeeeeeeeeeeeery nice to him. |
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Chillin K
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Not having a lease is not bad. You can walk away whenever you want, just don't have a lot of your stuff there. If both of you are on the lease and he walks away, YOU are responsible for the entire lease. |
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Ashley M
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Oh yess ma'am.....
his house.. his things... your just a visitor....
so just be careful.... |
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Wishful Spirit
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All renting laws apply only to those on the lease. He can legally put your stuff on the front porch and lock the door if he wants, and if you refuse to leave he can have you arrested for trespassing. Try to see if you can get put on the lease. Then you'll have some legal rights. |
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SmartA$$
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The laws that protect tenants from unfair evictions only apply to people who are paying rent in exchange for the privilage of living in the home. You would need either a written lease or some sort of proof that you were paying rent regularly under a verbal agreement, in order to be protected by these laws.
If you had a verbal rent agreement, and you could prove that you paid rent regularly, you might be protected even without a wirtten lease. However, if you are living in the same bedroom and sleeping in the same bed, this would never hold up in a legal dispute. If you are living in the same bedroom, then any money you give you your BF would legally be considerd "shared expenses" not rent. Legally speaking, if you are paying "shared expenses" you are simply contributing to the overall household expenses the same way a husband and wife would pool their incomes together. This means that your boyfriend does not have to claim the money as rental income for tax purposes, and it also means that you don't gain any legal protection as a tenant.
If your boyfriend is renting this house from someone else, your best source of legal protection would be to have your name added to the lease. However, be aware that doing this could leave you legally liable to the rent (in full) if he ever leaves.
If he owns this house, then you are simply a guest, he can put your stuff on the curb and change the locks with no notice and you would have no legal recourse. |
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Joe S
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Yes he can, and legally keep your stuff until you take him to court to get it back. Even tnecessitiesy not get it back...Get your name on the lease and make sure any true valuables are somewhere else. Bring only the necessitys. Don't dive into any relationship and throw all your stuff in someones house. Wait a year or so to really know where the relationship is going. |
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