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Family Violence in TX

Stephen Hayworth
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Got a question I (thankfully) haven't had to deal with before.

Got a six-unit complex in Weatherford, TX. One of the units is occupied by mom, daughter, and daughter's boyfriend. Mom calls me this morning, says boyfriend has been getting violent. He is leaving voluntarily, but they want him off the lease. I know the *victims* have the right to break the lease without penalty, but is there a way to get him off the lease? They have until the end of November on their lease, and we probably honestly won't renew, because they've not been the greatest tenants, but I do still want to protect them while they are with us.

Thanks all!

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