Visitor, Guest Can the Senior Apartment Management ban a guest from visiting a reside

[Renefav]

My boyfriends mother is a resident at a privately owned senior apartment complex. One of the neighbors complained about me for having a verbal disagreement with a family member. Since this complaint, I have been told to leave the property and if I come back I will be arrested for trespassing and his mother will be evicted. Please tell me the law regarding putting such restrictive rules on a tenants home and guests.

 

[disagreeable]

Yes disruptive or potential threats that are non residents can be banned from the property. Tenants can be held liable for acts of their visitors up to and including eviction.

 

[army judge]

You've been naughty, allegedly. The management have officially given you a DON'T trespass notice.
If you trespass, go onto the property, the police will be called and you'll be arrested or charged with trespassing. The old lady will be served with eviction papers for NOT controlling her guests.

You betcha it's legal. The management owns or is paid to administer the property for the owner.

I suggest you do as instructed, or you'll be back here wondering what happens if you're arrested for trespassing.

 

[Renefav]

No I wasnt naughty. I had a verbal disagreement with my own family member that was not disruptive nor loud and was private. Now I did fail to mention that I am diagnosed and I am in active treatment for severe panic disorder and the complainant has dementia and does not remember complaining. She has asked me how come she doesnt see me around anymore.

 

[Proserpina]

Tell her the truth.

It still doesn't mean you can't be banned from the property.

 

[army judge]

No I wasnt naughty. I had a verbal disagreement with my own family member that was not disruptive nor loud and was private. Now I did fail to mention that I am diagnosed and I am in active treatment for severe panic disorder and the complainant has dementia and does not remember complaining. She has asked me how come she doesnt see me around anymore.

ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY

PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY

ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY

PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY

ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY ALLEGEDLY

PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY PURPORTEDLY

You've been naughty, allegedly. The management have officially given you a DON'T trespass notice.
If you trespass, go onto the property, the police will be called and you'll be arrested or charged with trespassing. The old lady will be served with eviction papers for NOT controlling her guests.

You betcha it's legal. The management owns or is paid to administer the property for the owner.

I suggest you do as instructed, or you'll be back here wondering what happens if you're arrested for trespassing.

I used the word ALLEGEDLY after the word NAUGHTY.
Frankly, you are FREE to do as you choose, as far as I'm concerned.
I have NO authority over you.
That having been clarified to MY satisfaction, there are others in CA that DO possess the power and lawful authority to cause you to chasten yourself, after they EXERT said lawful authority over you.
As far as any medical issues you ALLEGE (a form of THAT word, again), try telling that to a LEO, the prosecutor, or the judge.

 

[Renefav]

My Goodness, A simple courteous answer would have been sufficient. You are a mean spirited crotchety Old Man aren't you?? Why must you treat others as if they are stupid or beneath you? I didn't say any thing about willfully disobeying the management of the facility, you just assume that because I asked the question, typical of a former prosecutor and judge. I happen to be a 100% never been in trouble with the law a day in my life god person and wanted the law given to me straight not with sarcasm or disdain. I suggest that you stop answering questions for this forum if you can not do so without insulting or humiliating the questioners.

 

[army judge]

Oh my goodness, someone's upset.
This is your first and last warning!