Once a squatter is in, it's hard to get them out. It can take three months to get a court hearing for an eviction, and another three months to get a deputy or marshal to clear out the home

Frustrated Georgia homeowner finds squatters broke into his home and changed the locks as he cared for his sick wife

By Daily Mail ——Bio and Archives--March 4, 2024

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A man from Georgia says squatters broke into his home and changed the locks after spotting a rental listing for the property online, all while he was away caring for his sick wife.

Paul Callins from DeKalb County near Atlanta had recently spent thousands of dollars refurbishing the home after it was left to him by his father in his will after he died from cancer in 2021. ---More...

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Once a squatter is in, it's hard to get them out. It can take three months to get a court hearing for an eviction, and another three months to get a deputy or marshal to clear out the home

Frustrated Georgia homeowner finds squatters broke into his home and changed the locks as he cared for his sick wife

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