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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the tenant's name in the designated field labeled 'TENANT [name]'. This personalizes the notice and ensures clarity regarding who is being addressed.
Next, fill in the tenant’s address in the 'TENANT’S ADDRESS' section. Accurate information is crucial for proper communication.
In the 'SPECIFIC COMPLAINT(S)' section, detail the complaints made by neighbors. Be specific and factual to avoid misunderstandings.
Complete the date on which you are issuing this notice in the format provided: '_ DAY OF ______, 20 _.' This establishes a timeline for any potential actions.
Finally, sign the document as 'LANDLORD, OR AUTHORIZED AGENT' to validate the notice. Ensure your signature is clear and legible.

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How do I get a restraining order against my neighbor in PA?

Can I get a restraining order against a neighbor? Pennsylvania does not have restraining orders. We do have protection from abuse orders (PFAs). These can be obtained on someone you reside with (household member), family member or a current or ex-intimate partner.

What evidence do you need to prove harassment in PA?

Explicit evidence of harassment may include emails sent to a person by a harasser, communications through social media, text messages, pictures sent to a victims phone or computer, or written notes. By making sure to save these communications, a person will be able to demonstrate that harassment has occurred.

What are grounds for harassment in PA?

What Constitutes Harassment in Pennsylvania? Making physical contact with the person in a threatening manner. Using lewd, obscene, or threatening communication against the person (including words, text, images, etc.) Repeated communications that serve no good purpose.

What constitutes harassment from a neighbor in PA?

It can manifest through various forms of misconduct, such as creating excessive noise disturbances, making offensive or hostile remarks, stalking, and trespassing on property. You need to prove beyond reasonable doubt that your neighbor committed abusive behavior to entitle you to a legal remedy.

What is an example of harassment by a neighbor?

Here are some examples where your neighbors actions might meet the legal requirements of harassment: They keep coming into your yard, up to your house, or trespassing when you have asked them not to. They bother or target your pet(s) They threaten or attempt to build or landscape over your property line.