Eviction Process Washington State

Summary

In Washington State, if individuals are using drugs and taking over your property, you can file for an Unlawful Detainer to evict them. If you feel threatened, consider seeking a restraining order. Additionally, contacting local social services can provide assistance with substance abuse issues. Understanding these legal options can help you protect your property and ensure your safety.

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Hi there! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I have drug using children taking over my property but am afraid I will lose the property if I involve the police
If your children are using drugs and taking over your property, you have several legal options:
- You can file for an eviction notice, which is a legal process to remove them from your property.
- Seek a restraining order if you feel threatened.
- Consider contacting local social services for assistance.
Would you like more information on the eviction process?
What about in washingston state
In Washington state, you have similar options:
- File for an Unlawful Detainer: This is the process to evict someone from your property.
- Restraining Order: If you feel threatened, you can seek a restraining order.
- Social Services: Contact local social services for assistance with substance abuse issues.
Would you like details on the Unlawful Detainer process in Washington?