EmpressEevee
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- Jurisdiction
- Idaho
I live in a house with my landlord who has rented out a room to me, and one to another girl. The landlord and I get along well, but the other roommate has been an issue where neither the landlord or I get along with her. The landlord gave her a 30 day notice on the 21st of June, so she has to be out by the 21st of July.
Since then though the roommate has been harassing me, thinking I'm the reason she's being evicted. Leaving me messages around the house and messing with my items. Both the landlord and I have asked her repeatedly to leave my items alone and she continues.
She also has been making facebook statuses that a friend of ours has been sending us screenshots of about how she's messing with our things. The other day she attempted to make a dish that contains a lot of onion in it that we requested she not make again previously because it made the landlord sick, and made it so my boyfriend had to leave because he is severely allergic to onions. She made a status stating that she was making it this time on purpose to cause harm to them. Since the pots and pans are mine I requested she not use them and that we pack the food into her containers and she can take the ingredients elsewhere to make the dish. She got angry at attempted to throw the food on me. She then threw the pots into the sink breaking some of the landlord's dishes. We called the cops on her for that and they basically said that its just a "he said she said" situation because I dodged the cooking food and wasn't hurt by it.
At this point neither my landlord or I feel safe in this house with her. The cops advised me to just find somewhere else to live for the next month-ish until she is gone. I don't think it's fair that I have to try to find somewhere else to live to try to keep myself safe, and then leave her there to do who knows what with my items.
I'm wanting to see if there's a way to get her out of the house sooner than the 21st. Would getting a No Contact order make it so she has to leave early? If not is there anything the landlord or I can do to get her out early?
And if I go through those channels is there anything bad that could happen to our landlord? She's done everything she can think of to try to make the roommate leave me alone, and I would hate to see her in trouble for something she can't control.
And since the roommate has already paid rent for July, would the landlord be required to give it back if I'm able to do something that requires her to move out early?
Since then though the roommate has been harassing me, thinking I'm the reason she's being evicted. Leaving me messages around the house and messing with my items. Both the landlord and I have asked her repeatedly to leave my items alone and she continues.
She also has been making facebook statuses that a friend of ours has been sending us screenshots of about how she's messing with our things. The other day she attempted to make a dish that contains a lot of onion in it that we requested she not make again previously because it made the landlord sick, and made it so my boyfriend had to leave because he is severely allergic to onions. She made a status stating that she was making it this time on purpose to cause harm to them. Since the pots and pans are mine I requested she not use them and that we pack the food into her containers and she can take the ingredients elsewhere to make the dish. She got angry at attempted to throw the food on me. She then threw the pots into the sink breaking some of the landlord's dishes. We called the cops on her for that and they basically said that its just a "he said she said" situation because I dodged the cooking food and wasn't hurt by it.
At this point neither my landlord or I feel safe in this house with her. The cops advised me to just find somewhere else to live for the next month-ish until she is gone. I don't think it's fair that I have to try to find somewhere else to live to try to keep myself safe, and then leave her there to do who knows what with my items.
I'm wanting to see if there's a way to get her out of the house sooner than the 21st. Would getting a No Contact order make it so she has to leave early? If not is there anything the landlord or I can do to get her out early?
And if I go through those channels is there anything bad that could happen to our landlord? She's done everything she can think of to try to make the roommate leave me alone, and I would hate to see her in trouble for something she can't control.
And since the roommate has already paid rent for July, would the landlord be required to give it back if I'm able to do something that requires her to move out early?
