What to do if a landlord has falsified a eviction notice and has entered the home without the tenant present?

Landlord has asked tenant to leave and they have come to a verbal agreement that the tenant will be moving out, and landlord has gone to the extent of issuing the tenant a false eviction notice, and has already gone through the house to the tenant knowledge and landlord has threatened to discard all of the tenants belongings.

there was no lease agreement, and yes the landlord has entered the home, on top of all this the landlord has gone to my boss and told him of the situation and as of monday 3/31/2008 i was forced to resign my position as a volunteer firefighter.

go to the police station and file a report. or call a lawyer

Evictions are done by a court, not by the landlord.

Maybe the notice you got summarizes your agreement to leave regardless of what title it has.

If you agreed to end the lease you may have already agreed (or it may be part of state law) that he can show the place under some circumstances.

At best it seems like you are quibbling over that.

So find out what the real issue is you are complaining about, what is just bluffs and bravado - he didn't actually remove your stuff did he? - and decide on a course of action.

If you decide to not move, expect the eviction process to spin very fast through the courts.

Nope, thanks for the extra information, but it still doesn't make enough sense to answer accurately. Anyone else?

http://www.hud.gov/local/ca/renting/tena...