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Hi, my name is***** am a lawyer in Ontario and will be assisting you with your question today. Please be advised that I am answering from my cellphone, and if I do not respond immediately, I kindly ask for your patience.
ALLawyer, Expert
Before we begin, please note that this discussion is for providing general information only. It is not detailed or necessarily specific legal advice, and is only for the purpose of helping you understand the nature of your situation from a legal standpoint and to discuss options. You should engage a lawyer/paralegal in your local jurisdiction if you wish to take any legal action going forward.
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IMPORTANT: Please also be advised that I may be working or doing personal tasks while answering questions on JustAnswer, and as such I may not respond immediately. Your understanding is appreciated.
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The police can only enter your home if you give them permission or if they have a search warrant.
ALLawyer, Expert
Thank you for your patience. If your brother resides in the house, and he has permission to be there, he can let the police into the premises
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There is nothing to worry about looking guilty about something, you're just exercising your rights
ALLawyer, Expert
You're very welcome! Hope I was able to give you a start.
Please be reminded that the advice provided here is for general information purposes only, and you should still consider retaining a lawyer for further assistance.
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