How Can I Legally Remove an Unwanted Roommate?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the challenges of legally removing an unwanted roommate, focusing on the implications of lease agreements, potential eviction processes, and the personal dynamics involved. Participants explore various legal and interpersonal aspects of the situation, including financial responsibilities and the emotional state of the roommate.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses frustration over their roommate's lack of job search efforts and the impact on their living situation, questioning the legal steps needed to remove him.
  • Another suggests contacting the rental agency for advice and establishing a paper trail to protect against potential disputes.
  • Some participants argue that as long as the roommate pays rent, the situation may not be resolvable through eviction, depending on the lease type.
  • There are differing views on the roommate's mental health, with some suggesting he may be depressed while others argue he is simply irresponsible.
  • A participant raises concerns about potential retaliation from the roommate if eviction proceedings are initiated, recommending caution with personal belongings.
  • Another participant discusses the importance of understanding the lease agreements and the responsibilities that come with them, including the need to find a replacement roommate.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the best course of action. There are multiple competing views regarding the roommate's behavior, the legality of eviction, and the emotional aspects of the situation.

Contextual Notes

Participants highlight the importance of understanding the specifics of lease agreements, the potential for financial implications during eviction processes, and the emotional complexities involved in roommate relationships. There is uncertainty regarding the roommate's mental health and the motivations behind his behavior.

  • #31
So, anything new?
 
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  • #32
Kill him (humanely) and carefully remove the skin. Then wear the skin and according to the mollycule theory, it will fuse to you and to all intents and purposes you will become him. In this manner, his absence will go unnoticed. Of course, unless you carefully cover your steps, you run the risk that you could be implicated in your own murder. Perhaps it's better to just suggest you need some time alone and move out.
 
  • #33
Not sure it will work though. Becoming him will make getting rid of him even harder.
 
  • #34
No. You'll be rid of him, but only you will know this.
 

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