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Serve notice to vacate. Give the notice verbally and in a classified ad in your local paper in order to have it public and in writing that the notice was given. Two weeks is a fair amount of time. When eviction day rolls around, set the kid's stuff on the curb and change your locks. If the kid tries to re-enter, that is trespassing.

If the kid is likely to react violently, you ought to let your local law enforcement know what the situation is and when eviction day is.

This is altogether different if you were in a landlord/tenant relationship. If the kid was paying rent and, especially if you had drawn up a rental agreement or contract, things can go badly for you if you don't follow fair housing laws.

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Q: How does a parent evict an adult child in NC?
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