An Unlawful Detainer, also known as Eviction, is a court process to legally remove tenants from rental property you own. Legal reasons for eviction vary by state and even County.
Unlawful Detainer and Eviction Process
Schedule consultation to asses necessary documents—email, over the phone or in-person.
Contract and PINK Legal service fee due.
Notice prepared.
Client to serve notice on tenant.
If tenant does not respond to notice, next set of documents will be prepared.
Documents to be reviewed, signed, and submitted to the court—file fee due.
Hearing scheduled. Client to arrange service of filed documents to tenant.
If a response is filed: client must attend hearing. If a response is not filed: Judgment, Writ, and Service Instructions prepared.
Client to take newly prepared documents to Sheriff.
If there are severe damages to the property, a small claims suit can be filed.
Court File fee – varies by amount asked for in claim
A Process Server or Sheriff may need to be hired to serve Defendant – fees will vary
NOTE: We are no longer processing Unlawful Detainer/Eviction documents. However, it may be possible to attempt to resolve the dispute with your tenant. We offer coaching and mediation services, which can help avoid the cost litigation.