What can be done to keep grandchildren out of my father’s home after being evicted?
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What can be done to keep grandchildren out of my father’s home after being evicted?
Recently 2 grandchildren were evicted from my father’s home but they still come back and sleep there. The police said we had to get them evicted, now that they are evicted and keep come back. Today the policeman told me that I have to get a retraining order. Wasn’twhat what the eviction for?
Asked on August 21, 2011 Louisiana
Answers:
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
At this point a restraining order is in order. Unfortunately. The fact of the matter is, an eviction is the first course of action in a situation such as this. And typically, once occupants are evicted they leave for good and that ends the matter. They do not come back and trespass. I don't know what if any threatening behavior has occurred, however, in a case when an eviction is ignored the proper legal remedy is to then pursue is the more extreme measure of obtaining a restraining order.
The law for obtaining such an order varies from jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction. Here is as link to a site that you may find to be of help: http://www.lasc.org/court_managed_prog/LPOR/filing_steps.asp
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