Evictions

Cannot be given until you are fifteen (15) days late with rent and must give you five (5) days to pay the rent owed.

You have five days to pay the FULL amount of rent owed. The landlord can deny your payment if it is less than the full amount owed or after the 5 days.

An eviction will be filed in the appropriate district court and will be filed on the appropriate court forms. The complaint will state the amount of rent owed as of that day.

The eviction paperwork that was filed with the court will be formally served to you by a Sheriff. It will include your eviction hearing date. (Be aware of COVID Procedures)

If an attorney is involved, you will meet with the attorney to try and work out an agreement away from the Judge. If both parties are unrepresented, they will be referred to mediation.

You will either enter into a stipulation agreement to resolve the case or be formally evicted by the Judge. This is when the appeal period starts.

Landlord will send you a notice saying that you are exhibiting behavior that violates your rental agreement; i.e. smoking, having pets, dealing narcotics.

You have twenty days to stop engaging in whatever behavior it is that breaks the rental agreement; i.e. stop dealing narcotics.

An eviction will be filed in the appropriate district court and will be filed on the appropriate court forms. The complaint will state the behavior of which you have failed to cure.

The eviction paperwork that was filed will be formally served to you by a Sheriff. It will give you twenty (20) days to file an Answer on the appropriate forms.

If you file an answer on time, the landlord will request a trial before a Judge to decide if you have violated the agreement and should be evicted. If you fail to answer on time, you will be “defaulted” and will move directly to the execution stage.

You will either enter into a stipulation agreement to resolve the case or be formally evicted by the Judge. This is when the appeal period starts.

Landlord will send you a notice terminating your tenancy and giving you a date by which you need to have vacated your apartment.

You have until the termination date listed in the notice to move out of your apartment. If you fail to leave by that date, you will be considered a holdover tenant.

An eviction will be filed in the appropriate district court and will be filed on the appropriate court forms. The complaint will state that you failed to vacate your apartment.

The eviction paperwork that was filed will be formally served to you by a Sheriff. It will give you twenty (20) days to file an Answer on the appropriate forms.

If you file an answer on time, the landlord will request a trial before a Judge to decide if you failed to vacate your apartment by the date listed on the notice. If you fail to answer on time, you will be “defaulted” and will move directly to the execution stage.

You will either enter into a stipulation agreement to resolve the case or be formally evicted by the Judge. This is when the appeal period starts.