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    Default Trespassing Under Pennsylvania Code, Title 18 Section 3503

    My question involves criminal law for the state of: PA county Lancaster

    Recently me and my ex went through a nasty separation. We were never married but had two kids together and a house that is deeded to both of us and a morg in both our names. Once I was found not guilty of falsly being accused of abuse she abandoned the house and refused to pay the morg, so I moved back in. I am getting deployed in a few months so my new girlfriend and I are fixing the house up to get it on the market as the ex destroyed it (a trash dump on a hot summer day would be more appealing place to live).

    Every day the ex shows up trying to get in and causes damage to the property ( I changed the locks and nailed the windows shut). Legally I cant stop her from breaking in unless I get a PFA.

    The question at hand is she sent my current GF a certified letter saying that if she is in the house again she will have her arrested under title 18 section 3505 for defiant trespassing. The thing is she is my guess and my name is first on the deed and morg. I have given her permission to access the house as she needs and given her keys to do so, even though 90% of the time I am there with her. The cops said the letter is crap and unfortunately funds are too low lately to rehire a lawyer to ask this question as I believe the cops, that this is total bull and she is just trying to find more ways to disrupt our relationship

    Any input would be greatly appreciated. I plan to file a pfa against her to have her stop harassing me and her once she signs the papers to have the house listed.

    Please help I am at wits end with the legal system and her abuse of it.

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    Default Re: Trespassing Under Pennsylvania Code, Title 18 Section 3503

    You have sole occupancy? Your girlfriend is your guest? Then the letter is meaningless.

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    Default Re: Trespassing Under Pennsylvania Code, Title 18 Section 3503

    Quote Quoting Mr. Knowitall
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    You have sole occupancy? Your girlfriend is your guest? Then the letter is meaningless.

    The title is in both our names mine and my ex but she abandoned the property and I been living there and paying the morg.

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