Both of these individuals already have a police report filed against them as well as a restraining order from the other unit owner in process.I need both of these individuals to stay away from the property and if they violate the terms, I need to proceed with eviction.Does anyone have any language or template I can use?

Here in Texas TAR provides a courtesy Spanish translation of the residential lease, but it states very clearly that it can not be used in lieu of the English language version and is not a legally binding contract.

Eugene, the reason I have it in the lease is to provide language that clarifies my role and the tenant's role.

There used to be a clause in the Texas Association of Realtor lease containing this language. 

My lease has language specifically stating that all legal fees incurred recovering rent in the event of a breach by the tenant are the tenant's responsibility.  

I think it would come down to a burden of proof as to how the project commenced in the first place.

@Melissa Bogle  The reason a lot of software companies are not providing contracts is because every state and even some counties and cities have specific language that needs to accompany legal documents concerned with housing and rentals, so they'd have to provide hundreds if not thousands of versions of these documents.

They don't speak the language,  everything is brand new, the proceses are different even the smells are unknown. 

So I wrote an email outlining some issues, never using "I, Me or mine" type language and utilizing some info the seller's broker mentioned at a showing which I learned from the book Never Split the Difference. 

The language in your note sounds soft and ambiguous.