QUESTION
Can I evict my sister on irreconcilable differences?
Asked on May 24th, 2016 on Landlord and Tenant Law - Ohio
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My sister lives in my home. I attained the home through a survivorship deed left by my mother. She and I were buying the unit together. My sister and I do not get along. I work and pay all bills and she and her boyfriend are basically squatters, but she lived in home with my mom for years on end. At this point we cannot agree on anything and when asked to help out she turns violent. I'm not looking to ruin her life by pressing charges I just want her away from me. Can I evict on the basis of irreconcilable differences?
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If she is not on a deed she is basically a hold over tenant; In Ohio you must serve her in writing with a 30 day notice, then when that it up a 3 day notice; You then can file an eviction in municipal court and attach a copy of the notices; Be sure to look at Ohio Revised Code Section 1923.01 to make sure your notices are in compliance with the statute.
Answered on Jun 20th, 2016 at 7:15 AM