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Originally Posted by RPC324
Within 24-48 hours or next business day, like an arraignment. Bring a credible charge and evidence. Absence from the hearing risks a default judgment and order to vacate or issuing a warrant allowing interior access for purposes of investigating the home for documentation proving or refuting residency.
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I would agree that would be an acceptable time frame, if there is no immediate proof of forced entry like broken windows, latches, etc....that police could use to make a sound decision on the ground.
But that time frame is a fantasy compared to reality.
Large blue cities will never prioritize lease squatters being brought that quickly to a true judicious review on behalf of property owners. Some city councils have open hostility to property owners (looking at you Minneapolis...)
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