Hired via craigsList ______________lol lol lol lol
“I would prefer not to.”
solution- change the lock when this crazy witch is out the house and pack all her belongings and let her pick them up.
or
solution- when she’s out of the house burn it down.
Oh no... it’s California where the judges will award her the house and kids.
Lovely! Kicking a sick senior out into the street!
I find this story to be somewhat funny.
Hiring a nanny on Craigslist and having her move into to house.
Not understanding laws governing recidency of a domicile or protection of the elderly prior to having a 64 year old woman move into your house.
A stay at home mom that requires a nanny.
bfl
Your neck of the woods, ping
I’d put a door with a good lock on the kitchen, and quit feeding her. When she leaves to get food, change the locks on the house. Then I’d sell the house and flee California for good.
This is so FRICKED UP!!!
Professional victim. Evidently in this poorly written story it is said she is well-known through the court system to sue families. I imagine she is holding out until she is 65 and can collect.
In California you do not need to file an unlawful detainer for a single lodger:
“single family lodger tenant-landlord relationship. A homeowner who rents a room to one tenant in his or her house, and who continues to live in the house, is subject to this rule, which is described in California Civil Code Section 1946.5. The most important difference is that a homeowner who has a single family lodger need only give a notice of termination to the lodger equal to the length of the rental payment period, regardless of the length of the tenancy. For example, if the rent is paid monthly, the notice would be a 30-day notice. This rule is different from the rule applicable to any other month-to-month tenant, who is entitled to 60 days’ notice after being a tenant for more than one year, regardless of the rental payment period.
Also, the single family lodger is potentially an exception to the usual rule in California that requires a landlord to use the unlawful detainer process in Superior Court to evict a tenant after the tenancy has been terminated. Under Section 1946.5, a single family lodger who does not leave after a 30-day notice of termination expires becomes a trespasser, and in theory can be removed by the police without requiring the landlord to complete the unlawful detainer process. However, many local police departments have decided as a matter of policy not to become involved in removing single family lodgers, so a homeowner would need to check the local police policy before relying on this doctrine.”
On a tangent this is one reason you DO NOT cohabitate with someone you are dating. Especially with California’s ridiculous residency laws. That being said.
The way to deal with this is to cut off ALL services to the house. No electricity, no water, no sewer, no gas, no trash, no cable. The goal is to make the living situation so terrible she will leave voluntarily. If California will not legally let you throw the B I Itch to the curb then remove ALL the furniture. The SECOND this B I itch attempts damaging the property in retaliation than you can throw a restraining order on her and press charges for vandalism. You must go through the COUNTY sheriff. Not the city police.
Leykis 101
If this happened to me as a marrired parent I would use very unorthodox methods to make her as uncomfortable as possible. They are doing right thing to make this a national story, with her picture to warn others.Expect heavy retaliation once they do throw her out.
This looks like a humanitarian crisis to me.
Time to Gaslight her. Starting at night pump white noise into her room. Or a Tape of Rabbits being killed. Maybe stomping outside her room and jiggling the doorknobs a few times. Remove all food except stuff like Oatmeal. Don’t let her sleep. after a few weeks.....she will be begging to leave.