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Using California as a case study—one of the most challenging states for evicting squatters—this episode breaks down the legal steps required to reclaim your property. While laws vary by state, landlords everywhere can learn from California’s structured eviction process and apply similar strategies.

We cover the dos and don’ts, including why self-help methods like changing locks or shutting off utilities can lead to serious legal trouble. Instead, we walk through the correct procedure, from identifying a squatter to filing an unlawful detainer lawsuit, securing a court order, and ensuring law enforcement legally removes unauthorized occupants.

Because eviction laws are complex, consulting an attorney is strongly advised. Tune in to get informed, protect your rights, and navigate the system without legal missteps!

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