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Evictions

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The Unlawful Detainer Process

If you need to evict your tenant, look no further.

Serve the Tenant a “Notice to Quit“

There are 3-Day, 30-Day, 60-Day and 90-Day notices to quit. The type of notice right for you depends on the type of tenancy and the issue you face.

Use a Registered Process Server to Serve the Tenant

Serve the tenant by personal service, substitute service or posting and mailing.

The Tenant Protection Act

Just Cause Required

No Fault Eviction

Limits on Rent Increases

Relocation Assistance

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File the Unlawful Detainer Complaint

$ Hire an Attorney or Do It Yourself

E-File your Complaint in the Local County Courthouse

Carefully Fill out the UD-100 Form and Attach the Lease Agreement

Serve the Tenant with the Complaint

Conduct Discovery

$ Keep Costs Down

Ask the Tenant Questions or Request them to Admit Certain Things. Use This as Evidence at the Trial.

Standard Eviction Questions – Form Interrogatories

The Eviction Trial

$ Request Attorneys Fees

At your Trial Prove Up Hearing the Following:
1. That You Own the Property
2. You Leased the Property to Defendant
3. You Did Not Give Permission to Continued Occupancy and You Gave Proper Notice
4. The Tenant is Still in Possession

Obtain a Writ of Possession Order

Schedule a Date for the Lockout

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