yes mostly you can change locks on any doors
Sure. It's easy.
A landlord could get in trouble with the husband for changing the locks, but that seems unlikely, especially with a letter from the wife asking that they be changed. There is also no reason why the wife cannot change the locks herself.
If you are the landlord, and the tenant has moved out and surrendered possession of the apartment, you are free to change the locks.
No your spouse can not change the locks as you both are legally married.
If you both jointly own a property, your ex husband or wife cannot change the locks. The only way to prevent that person gaining access it via an occupation/non molestation order whilst the divorce/legal separation goes through.
after the tenant has moved, it is recommended. Actually, re-keying.
Yes.
yeah so do it then.... chuck all his stuff outside wait 4 him 2 ring the doorbell ask him if hes come to read the gas ROFL
Have him arrested?
You tell him by phone, after you've moved out with all your stuff, or moved all his stuff out and changed the locks. Otherwise, you are just going to hear more excuses, and there will be the danger that you'll change your mind.
SHE lived with her husband in Alabama the they moved to Detroit,Michigan. Megan d
A deadbolt lock works by using a cylinder with pin tumblers and a key. Deadbolt locks are different from regular locks because they can only be moved by proper rotation of the cylinder.