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If someone stays at your home and has personal belongings there, they may be considered a tenant in Colorado. You might need to go through the formal eviction process to remove them. If you feel threatened, you have the right to request a restraining order. Always consult with a local attorney for specific legal advice.Full Conversation
My name is Kyrie
Hello Kyrie, it's a pleasure to meet you. How may I assist you with your legal needs today?
I need to know what I'm legally allowed to do
Hi Kyrie, I'd be happy to help. Could you please provide more context? For instance, what specific situation or area of law are you asking about? Also, could you please share your geographical location as laws can vary by region?
So I've let a friend stay off and on for the past few weeks and let her keep her stuff at my home she's not legally on the lease and I did try to call the police but they say she's a tenant and won't get her out
Hi Kyrie, you're dealing with a complex issue here. Could you please tell me where you're located so I can provide the most accurate advice?
I live in alamosa Colorado
Hello Kyrie, in Colorado:
- There's no fixed period that determines tenancy.
- However, if someone is staying and has personal belongings at your place, they may be considered a tenant.
- You might need to go through the formal eviction process to remove them.
Please consult a local attorney.
Do I have to let them in my home if I feel they are a threat
Hello Kyrie, in Colorado:
- You have the right to feel safe in your home.
- If you fear for your safety, you can request a restraining order.
- Contact local law enforcement or a legal professional for immediate assistance.
Thank you
You're welcome, Kyrie. Remember, your safety is paramount. Don't hesitate to reach out to local authorities if you feel threatened. Always consult with a legal professional for specifics related to your situation.
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