Can my attorney. In fact go into court to evict a tenant?
It depends on the language of the power of attorney. Tenant evection is typically allowable by agents of the owner, unlike most things in court.
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It depends on the language of the power of attorney. Tenant evection is typically allowable by agents of the owner, unlike most things in court.
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