The style of your question suggests that you are (questioner is) the tenant attempting to dispossess a poperty owner by process of squatting. That is a misconception that many deadbeats have....except that the act of right of squat compels an owner to accept permanent tenancy. Squatting is a provision for lawful possession of utitled land upon the fulfillment of certain conditions. Simply living and paying rent, or not paying rent, for a period of time does not give cause for squatter's rights, unless a person had occupied a dwelling for so long as to have it seem that permission for permanent residency--a life estate--had been granted. But even then it is not squatting that is in question, it is whether or not the tenant has sufficient claim to enforce a fee lease or demand distress payment from owner. The main thing a landlord can do in the absense of any written agreement is to give notice of a tresspass, after which upon expiration of the required length of time. the police can be called upon to arrest and remove any trespasser so notified.

File Eviction papers immediately.

You can evict them.

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