Re: How do I get a friend out of my house??

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Dear Lisa,

The cops are just lazy and do not want to do their jobs.
Call the Mayor, or whoever is over the cops, and make a
complaint that they are not doing their jobs. Secondly,
change the locks, if you have not already done so. When he
comes knocking on your door, call the cops again. If you
have city cops and county deputies, call the one that you
have not been calling. Also, call the New York State Police
and tell them that the local cops refuse to enforce the laws
of New York. You absolutely do not have to let this guy
into your house. Refuse to do so. Let him knock on the door
until the cops haul him away. Also, get you a man who will
take up for you, and let him act as your "law enforcer",
since the cops won't do what they are getting paid to do.
If all else fails, go to the local city court or justice of
the peace and seek an injunction or peace bond against him
from harrassing you. You do not have to put up with that. If
you need to talk to a N.Y. lawyer, call Bryan Konoski in
N.Y. City (Manhattan and Long Island) and tell him I
suggested you call him and ask him what you should do. He
will be nice enough to talk with you as a favor to me. Tell
him that I asked him to talk with you as a favor to me. He
and I are good friends. He's a great lawyer! Good luck!
You can call me also if you need to talk about this.

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA
(337) 478-6126

P.S.: Konoski has a web-site; try looking it up. Good luck!
HMP

On 10/31/04, Lisa Campbell wrote:
> I was looking through the internet for a answer and I saw
> this. Hope I am in the right spot. I have a friend who has
> been living in my house for 5 months. He has a serious
> drinking problem I thought he was over with but he
apprently
> is not. He comes in the house drunk at least 2 times a
week
> acting crazy and mentally abusive. And I have called the
> cops at least 5 times to get him out. The police say since
> he has been in my house for five months I just can't kick
> him out. Now he doesn't pay rent but gives me some money
> for food. We have nothing in writing. He is just a old
> friend I was helping until he found a place to live. The
> police say I can't just kick him out. He has been found
> laying on the streets twice and the cops keep bringing him
> back here. He lost his keys so he no longer can come in
and
> out as he pleases. I live in suffolk county in NY state in
a
> very expensive neighborhood. Where if were to pay rent it
> would be at least 4,000 a month to have full access to a
> house. He might give me a eight of that for food. Please
> tell me if there is anyway I can get him out of the house
> without getting the sheriff and starting eviction
> proceedings? Thank you.