In Indiana, if a Halfway House Charges Money for the Recovery Program and Offers the House to Stay in as Part?
Question by Richard Right: In Indiana, if a halfway house charges money for the recovery program and offers the house to stay in as part?
of the program, are they entitled to immediately evict someone for violating the non-drinking or non-drug-use rule?
Best answer:
Answer by rtfm
Yes, of course.
I’m sure that’s clearly spelled out in the contract the person signs when they move in.
What do you think? Answer below!
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