When you try to get tc but fail

Or maybe I was just trying to be nice?

Or just call the cops and explain your situation. They should be able to do something about it.

If his name is on the lease, they can't legally do anything.

Lol if he has a key, simply locking the door won't do much.

Are you suggesting moving them while they're asleep? They would wake up

So heavily sedate them :D

Not if they're a heavy sleeper they won't. Of course, I don't know that, I was just making a suggestion based upon what I knew.

"Hello, police? The person legally renting the apartment with me is refusing to move out!" I somehow doubt it would work.

It's true. Xbox is always there for you.

Xbox is always there, it's happy to do whatever you want to do, it's turned on whenever you initiate "playtime". Why would you even consider giving it away? This is why gamers are known to be loners. We got the perfect partner right at home!

If he is living there legally, there isn't anything they can or should do. If he is in fact on the lease, and OP wants out so badly, they might be the one who has to leave.

#84 I swear you're sucking dick in your profile pic.

even if he wasn't if he has been live there for a couple months they can't. There have been many people who go to a summer home or leave for a few months and come back to find a stranger living there. the cops can't force them out and the owners lost the lawsuits. it really sucks

Are you allowed to change the locks when you live in an apartment?

No, you're not.

Sometimes you can. For instance, if there's a lock you need to get into the building, plus another lock for your actual apartment, you can often change the lock for the apartment but not the building.

Nowhere is it stated that op owns the house. It's probably owned by the two of them. In that case, there's nothing that can be done.

True, we don't know enough. Let's hope for a follow-up!

It's pretty safe to assume they're both legally owners of it if they were living together and going to get married. Since OP had to consider bribing him to leave, it's again safe to assume that they're both owners, else OP would simply call the cops and have him removed.

Why should she leave her own house?

OP never says it's her house.

It is an apartment so she just has a lease. And if his name is on it too, he has every right to stay there.

He forfeited his rights when he cheated.

Not legally he didn't. Even if he is an ass.

If her name is on it too, she has equal right to be there. She can just make his life a living hell until he moves out to be with his back alley ho.

Yes, she does have equal right to be there. I didn't say she doesn't. But, since he is refusing to leave, she might not have any choice but to move out herself.