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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Casey Miles
  • Investor
  • Mesa, AZ
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So I've got a question. BF files order of protection against GF, cops throw the GF out.

Casey Miles
  • Investor
  • Mesa, AZ
Posted

So really long story short. Things are apparently not going so well in the home. BF calls me this morning saying his GF has gone crazy and he's going to the court to file an order of protection and he was just calling to let me know. GF calls me a couple hours later saying BF has gone crazy, that the cops have thrown her out and that the BF changed the locks, that she's on the lease and he doesn't have the right and that she's headed to the court house. They do have a somewhat weird relationship where everything is split down the middle even though they have been together over 10 years. She's on SS and he has a decent job as a machinist.

My question is/are:

I'm assuming if things go south I can't hold her to the lease agreement because she was legally removed by law enforcement? Is there any precautions I should be taking? I've never been in a situation like this.

Thanks in advance,

PS, they did pay rent for June :)

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