Eviction Threat Over Cats

Summary

Landlords in Savannah, GA must follow legal eviction processes. Stray cats in your yard arent typically grounds for eviction unless they violate lease terms or create a nuisance. Consult a local tenant rights organization or attorney to understand your rights and responsibilities. Legal Aid Bureau of Savannah offers free or low-cost legal advice. You may have grounds for a lawsuit if your landlord violates eviction procedures.

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I’m be thrented to be kicked out because I have wild cats in my yard that aren’t mind I don’t feed or water them either
Hello Lushell, to provide the most accurate information, could you please tell me where you are located? Laws regarding eviction and animals can vary by location.
Savannah
Hello Lushell. In Savannah, GA:
- Landlords can't evict without proper notice and legal process.
- Keeping stray cats isn't generally grounds for eviction unless it violates a lease agreement or creates a nuisance.
- Check your lease and local animal control ordinances.
I’m not keeping the cats there just coming in my yard in general
Hello Lushell. In Savannah, GA:
- You're not responsible for stray cats simply entering your yard.
- If it becomes a nuisance, consider contacting local animal control.
- Speak to your landlord about this issue for a possible resolution.
We have spoke to animal control we can trap them but there is infested in our area and the landlord said it’s our responsibility if we don’t fix it they will evict us out
Hello Lushell. In Savannah, GA:
- Landlords must follow legal eviction process.
- If you're not violating your lease or local laws, eviction threats may be unjust.
- Consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights better.
Legal advice
Hello Lushell, In Savannah, GA:
- You may want to consult with a local tenant rights organization or attorney.
- They can help you understand your rights and responsibilities regarding the cats and potential eviction.
- Legal Aid Bureau of Savannah might be a good resource. They offer free or low-cost legal advice.
Could I have law suit against them
Hello Lushell, In Savannah, GA:
- You may be able to sue your landlord if they violate the eviction process.
- Consult with a local attorney or tenant rights organization to assess your situation.
- Remember, this is general advice. Laws can be complex and are subject to change.