Eviction And Tenant Rights

Summary

Tenants in indiana have the right to peaceful enjoyment of their property, meaning they should not face interference. Unauthorized occupants can lead to lease violations and potential eviction. Consider reviewing your lease, contacting local tenant advocacy groups, and seeking mediation services. For specific local resources, reach out to indiana legal services, tenant advocacy groups, or local mediation services for guidance.

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Marsha Tucker My son is residing in my apartment against my will and has up to * people over in a day and he is not on the lease. What can I do?
Hi Marsha! You might consider taking the following steps:
- Review your lease agreement to understand any clauses about unauthorized occupants.
- Notify your landlord about the situation to see if they can assist.
- Consider serving a written notice to your son asking him to vacate.
Have you discussed this situation with your landlord yet?
I don't want to get in trouble with my landlord. I have been asked to leave three previous apartments because he causes trouble at each place I reside
It sounds like a challenging situation, Marsha. Apart from notifying your landlord, you might consider:
- Reviewing local Indiana tenant laws regarding unauthorized occupants.
- Seeking mediation services to help resolve the situation peacefully.
- If necessary, consulting a local attorney for guidance.
Would you like more information on tenant rights in Indiana?
Yes
Here are some general points about tenant rights in Indiana:
- Landlords can enforce lease terms regarding unauthorized occupants.
- Tenants can face eviction for breach of lease terms.
- Tenants have the right to peaceful enjoyment of their property.
Would you like more detailed information on these rights or assistance with finding local resources?
I would like more information on the right to have peaceful enjoyment of my property and help finding local resources.
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Hi Marsha! In Indiana, your right to peaceful enjoyment means you should be able to use and enjoy your property without interference. You might consider:
- Reviewing your lease for clauses about unauthorized occupants.
- Contacting local tenant advocacy groups for support.
- Seeking mediation services to resolve conflicts.
If you need specific local resources, let me know, and I can help guide you further.
I need specific local resources
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Hi Marsha! For specific local resources, consider reaching out to:
- Indiana Legal Services: They provide free legal assistance to eligible low-income residents.
- Tenant Advocacy Groups: Organizations like the Indiana Tenant Association can offer guidance.
- Mediation Services: Local community centers often provide conflict resolution services.
These resources can help you address your situation without direct conflict with your landlord.