Andrew G. asked
I am evicting my ex-girlfriend from my house in South Carolina. I have been in the process for about 3 months. Can I move my current girlfriend into my house while my ex is still living there, and can my ex call the police to have my current girlfriend removed?
November 26th, 2024
Kendra C. answered
As the owner of the house, you have the right to choose who is allowed to live there. Anyone you do ...
November 26th, 2024
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