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uhp787 t1_izybo8k wrote

Reply to comment by Alwayswasalwaysis in Hi I'm looking to get advice with a no-contact, against my subtenant. by [deleted]

generally after filling the forms, you get a judge and they give you a temp 10(?) day order providing you have given cause for a judge to take it as a legit concern. these usually don't get denied. you will need to appear and them too. you to show cause (now you have to substantiate your claims) as to why it should be extended...probably a year...depends. and them to defend themselves. if they no show, you automatically win...i THINK. some of this probably varies from state to state.

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Kawikami99336 t1_izyhi3v wrote

In Washington State, usually granted for two years I believe. You can also get her emergency evicted. Landlord tenant laws and links to help

I live in Washington too. Had to emergency evict a roommate. Had his ass out in 72 hours.

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Alwayswasalwaysis t1_izyr9pd wrote

How did you do it? Where you able to do it yourself or did you need a lawyer? Do you remember the costs?

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Kawikami99336 t1_izysgnv wrote

However, there are some lease violations that are deemed “non-curable.” These non-curable violations require a 3-Day Notice to Quit. Tenants cannot fix the violation and are required to move out by the end of 3 days.

Non-curable lease violations include:

Engaging in criminal activity

Being a nuisance on the rental property

Hosting an illegal or unlawful business

Creating harmful waste

In the case of illegal activity, a landlord is not legally obligated to give tenants a written notice. A landlord may proceed directly to the next step in the eviction process.

Illegal activity includes:

Physical assault that leads to an arrest

Possession and/or firing of an illegal firearm

Involvement in the creation, distribution, or consumption of a controlled substance

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