Question regarding eviction?

If you're not on a lease agreement, a lot depends on your local laws, and how things are to be handled by default. If she really truly believes you're moving out on the 10th, she might not bother with a formal eviction. She may just sue for the unpaid rent.

In an eviction, you'd probably have more of a chance to explain and defend yourself. If you just leave without paying the rent, there can be a couple quick questions about whether you paid or not, and that's it, end of story. No rent, no other rights to really complain about. If anything, it makes you start looking like somebody looking for excuses to not pay rent, then you run off. Somebody who really had money missing and all that would be reporting it to the police. Did you? No. You're just a deadbeat not paying rent. Judgment landlord.

actually, you do have a lease agreement....it is verbal...you agreed to pay for a place to live....don't over think this....It's a contract.....Landlord: it makes no sense to file a four-hundred dollar eviction action to force you to move when you are going to move anyway...housing court only forces you to move, it DOES NOT make you pay any money...if she wants her money she will spend 75 bucks and get you in small claims court.....I assume there is a damage deposit so she ain't out money anyway....the fact that she HAS in the past entered your rental illegally,you might win in small claims court...seventy five bucks to find out.....don't do it...I think you are breaking the lease illegally and might be liable for February march and april rent.....to protect yourself you need an agreement in writing signed by both of you that allows you to leave on the tenth...You sound justified in leaving but you are not following the rules.....just type in landlord/tenants for your state...the rules and regulations are easy to read and understand....you will find out which rules she is breaking and which ones you intend to break...