Recent content by igor8273

Thanks all for responding.

Just curious about a a hypothetical situation. I did mention that in the beginning of the post.

No drugs are involved, not sure why people went into that direction. Just wanted to know what rights do people typically have in cases where they do not want someone in their house yet their fellow resident does.

Is there any reason why no one suggested getting a restraining order against a person then calling police and claiming that the person violated it?

So in cases like these, the only way to get the unwanted guest to leave is to negotiate this with your fellow resident and if that doesn't work out then I am stuck with that guest and nothing more can be done?

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Thanks. If you don't live at a specific address and therefore do not have a valid proof that you do, then by law in PA you cannot claim residency in the dwelling? Is that a correct understanding? Or is there more to this?

Thanks for the answers. The picture I am painting in my mind based on what I understood from all of the answers posted to my question is this: Someone, a female relative for instance (to better touch on the response above that it's a female), comes to my house. Let's for the sake of this...

What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania In Pennsylvania, if you ask someone to leave your house, regardless of whom that is, and they refuse to do so, then what are your options? Assuming that it's not someone you are looking to get evicted, it's just someone who came over, then can you...