Can my apartment evict me if someone attacks me violently and I file a police report?
86668
Not if it is not mentioned in your lease and you are current on your rent.
1007977
I would have thought that the landlord would evict you before that... maybe CA is different. Pay the rent asap.
847584
If you signed a lease you are bound to it.  It is not the complexes fault that someone said something to you that you do not like.  Make the manager aware of  the threat.  If she/he is a good manager she will address the problem and take care of it for you.  If one of my residents get threatened, I have no problem evicting the bad guys...good luck
981745
call the police and get a protection order
933485
You CANNOT beat up your neighbor (or anyone else) without violating a penal statute for assault. It would be justified if the other person was beating you up first and then you could be acting in self-defense.
126864
You need to go to the police and file a report immediately.  Do not wait.
1164816
The police will not do anything nor will they protect you. If you do go to court and get a Personal Protection Order that is just a piece of paper and the paper will not stop a bullet or him hurting you. I assume that you are a mature adult and I know that you know that this means trouble for you. However, with that said go online here and check to see if your State has stalking laws. Michigan does have stalking laws. Then to clam yourself down hire a private investigator to get all the information you need on this creep before you go to the police. I had work done for me for only 50.00 dollars regarding a woman that was following me but, I assume you would want him followed to see if he is following you which will cost you more then 50.00 dollars. Private Detectives are reasonable and you can find a good one online by typing in your search engine. Also the yellow pages is another resource. If you broke up with him because he was abusive you now must secure your life. I'm a Unites State Marine and can merely suggest that you have someone with you all the time. For now don't do anything to make his rage any hotter. Do not go anywhere alone and don't come home late. Stay out of the bars and clubs and get a plan together. Secure you life to the fullest and take action. If you are alone at all that will be the time he may strike if he is that violent. You have to have solid evidence before the police and a Judge will do anything.  The evidence must stick.  Also, start taking photo's of him doing this....Fight the fight before he wins and hurts you. Good Luck!
142888
getting a restraining order will require proof of harassment or violence, and going to court. \n\nsince he is not on the lease, and you have asked him to leave, you have a very clear path to follow. \n\n1. Put together a written notice, signed by all residents of the apt., and add a witness just for good measure. keep a copy of it in a safe place. Give him an absolute deadline for when he must be out, with the clear stipulation that he will be removed by the police on a specific date if he does not, and charged with trespassing. if you're worried about stealing or vandalism in retaliation, make it clear to him that if such occurs, he will be charged to the fullest extent of the law.\n\n2. change the locks immediately thereafter. \n\n3. any damage or stealing that goes on in retaliation should be documented fully. (pics, witnesses.)
1022874
First check your lease - if there's any mention of that you can be evicted for ANY infraction, then you've got a hard road ahead of you. If there's no mention of it, speak to your landlord and let him/her know that it was a mistake and that you have paperwork to prove it.\n\nGood luck!
426618
Without going into details over the argument itself, my advice to you is avoid direct confrontation with this person and seek a more civil way to address any issues you may be having with him, this would include up to contacting local authorities over his threats.\n\n  If both of you are under a common landlord, try directing a complaint toward him/her.
391449
Yeah, slightly.  My advice to you would be to make a complaint to your city council.  Now, I'm not legal expert or anything, so that's the best I can suggest.
344669
Yes.  The best advice I could give you is to report it right away.  Take notes every time something happens.  Believe me, it may come in handy.\n\nIf ever this happens to me again, I would automatically slap the person and handle the repercussions later.  The last time, my supervisor asked me why I hadn't reported it before, and why I didn't fight back.  The guy (used to be a friend so I gave him a chance) got away with it too!
82182
You need to report the abuse. You can also file for adult status. This will allow you more options. You will be able to rent an apartment or buy a trailer. Please tell someone about the abuse.
1110710
Seriously, call the cops. It's inconsiderate for them to be having parties on a TUESDAY so late and loud. File noise complaint with your leasing office, or perhaps you can go over and talk to them. State that if they don't keep the music down, you will be forced to call the cops. I live in a townhome too so I know that the noise level echos.
921459
probably.  ask your local city government/police.
717445
Yes, you can evict.  The other party clearly is not keeping his part of the contract, and so you can exercise your rights and evict.  Start this process immediately.  Get a sheriff's department to deliver the eviction notice, do everything by the law.\n\nFirst, go take a bunch of pictures of the property to show in court, if necessary.  Good luck, and get rid of these losers who are destroying you financially!  Not to mention your reputation.
747125
Yes, this is very juevenile on their part, and very disturbing. Not at all funny, very pathetic, they must be very unhappy and miserable human beings. I am sorry you are having to deal with them, however, greatful I don't have them as neighbors. I would contact my landlord and also make notes and take photos of their actions. This sounds very anal retentive, however, incase you have to take them to court. You will need the proof for the courts and also for the landlord. This hopefully, will be resolved by the landlord. Good luck to you! The world is full of all kinds and unfortunately you have got some of the most miserable individuals as your neighbors. God bless