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Rental housing and domestic violence

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Hi all,

We rented our place to  a couple but one of them became abusive to the other after splitting up. Both of them are on the lease. What is a way to remove the abuser? It is possible that the victim might want to stay. However, we would like to remove the abuser. Thank you. 

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@Dennis M. OP has criminal activity occurring on his property. It is absolutely his concern. It's also wise to avoid being a crappy human being, which is exactly what he'd be if he had video evidence of domestic abuse and failed to act. You know what's really bad for your reputation and cash flow? A murder in your rental property.

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