Evicting Problematic Roommate

Summary

In Tennessee, you must give at least 30 days notice before eviction. If a tenant violates rules, issue a Notice for Cure or Quit. Document violations and noise disturbances for court. Only law enforcement can physically remove evicted tenants. Consult a local attorney for compliance.

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I have a roommate and we have asked her to live are home at the first of the month and she has * week left can we have her live before the first
Hello Nancy, eviction laws vary by location. Could you please tell me where you are located so I can provide accurate information?
Memphis TN *
Hello Nancy. In Tennessee:
- You must give at least 30 days notice before eviction.
- If they don't leave, you can bring an eviction lawsuit, but you cannot forcibly remove them yourself.
Check your local court for more details.
We have give her 30 days but she is starting to Walk around my house but neck at * am and she is bringing are thing
Hi Nancy, in Tennessee:
- If a tenant is violating rules, you may issue a "Notice for Cure or Quit"
- If the behavior continues, you can file an eviction lawsuit
- Consult with a local attorney to ensure compliance with all laws.
Don't try to remove the tenant yourself.
We have asked her to stop doing this but she slammed all the doors and the kitchen cabinets and are neighbors have started to complain about this. With her slamming the kitchen cabinets bc we live in a n apartment and the walls are thin
I understand your situation, Nancy. In Tennessee:
- Document the repeated violations and noise disturbances.
- Show this evidence to the court during your eviction lawsuit.
- You may also want to inform your landlord about the issue.

Remember, only law enforcement can physically remove evicted tenants.