Any person who has a child with the person committing the act. Any person who is or was dating the person committing the act. Any person related by blood or marriage. Unlawful or forcible entry into a person's home where there is reasonably foreseeable risk of harm. Harassment (which could include such things as stalking, arson, trespass, larceny, destruction of private property, carrying a concealed weapon without a permit, or injuring or killing an animal). Using force or threat to make a person do something (or not do something) that the person would otherwise have the right not to do (or do). "Domestic violence" occurs when a person commits one of the following bad acts against one of the people listed below: A "household member" is any person who is related by blood or marriage and is actually living with a tenant or cotenant. Who is a "cotenant" or "household member"?Ī "cotenant" is a tenant who is entitled to occupy the rental property under the lease along with another tenant who is also entitled to occupy the property under the same lease. 
Q&A - Lease Termination Due to Domestic Violence, Harassment, Stalking, or Sexual Assault
The tenant or cotenant should mail the notice to the landlord by certified mail, return receipt requested, so there is proof of mailing. SAMPLE LETTER TO TERMINATE LEASE DUE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, HARASSMENT, STALKING, OR SEXUAL ASSAULTĪ tenant or cotenant who sends the written notice of termination should keep a copy of the written notice.
(NRS 118A.345.)Ī Sample Letter to Terminate Lease Due to Domestic Violence, Harassment, Sexual Assault, or Stalking is available, free of charge, at the Self-Help Center, or you can download the sample letter by clicking one of the listed formats underneath the letter's title below: If a tenant (or a cotenant or a household member) is the victim of domestic violence, harassment, sexual assault, or stalking, the tenant or cotenant can terminate their lease by giving written notice of termination to the landlord.
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