help emergency

What is your oral contract with them?

http://brokerpulse.com/2012/06/28/the-nyc-guide-to-kicking-out-your-roommate/

it's easy. they have no lease. they haven't been there that long.

change the locks, throw the stuff on the curb and let them know where it is.

best done on trash day so that they have limited time to come and get it.

Found this online regarding NEW YORK. Seems clear. I would go to nyc housing court asap. I am sure they can be very clear with you. It may take 30 days to get them out.

In order to evict your roommate, one good way to start is writing a letter, asking your roommate to leave. By putting your request in writing, it creates a paper trail for if and when you go to court. According to New York state law, you must give your roommate at least 30 days to vacate. The next step one must take is to file an eviction lawsuit with the New York City housing court in order to start an official eviction proceeding. Threatening your roommate will only hurt in this case as you will be the one in legal trouble as a result of that. The next step is to call the police and ask them to forcibly remove your roommate if they remain in your home more than 72 hours after receiving the eviction notice.

>In order to evict your roommate, one good way to start is writing a letter, asking your roommate to leave. By putting your request in writing, it creates a paper trail for if and when you go to court. According to New York state law, you must give your roommate at least 30 days to vacate. The next step one must take is to file an eviction lawsuit with the New York City housing court in order to start an official eviction proceeding. Threatening your roommate will only hurt in this case as you will be the one in legal trouble as a result of that. The next step is to call the police and ask them to forcibly remove your roommate if they remain in your home more than 72 hours after receiving the eviction notice.

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