Legal Question in Business Law in Virginia

s a Franchise Attorney I can say yours is a real estate law question, not a business law question. You will have to institute eviction proceedings against the x-girlfriend. These take time and are not inexpensive. An attorney letter advising her of impending eviction proceedings may be enough to get her out. Especially if it states you will be looking to her for reimbursement of all legal expenses. Consult with a good real estate or franchise attorney in your area for specific advice.

Mr. Franchise - Kevin B. Murphy, B.S., M.B.A., J.D.

Franchise Foundations, a Professional Corporation

Bearing in mind that Kevin B. Murphy is not licensed to practice law

in the Commonwealth of Virginia and that he is attempting to answer

a question involving Virginia state law, I can advise you that as a Virginia

attorney with experience in the situation described, that your husband

will have to go to the local general district court in the area where the

property is located and file with the clerk's office what's called a Warrant for

Unlawful Detainer accompanied by a request for a Writ of Possession.

The clerk's office will have the forms required to file for these particular

actions.