eviction notice

[kaleykaley2000]

I need to know for my script. If someone gets a eviction notice do they have to get out then or do they go to court or what exactly is involved?

[William Haskins]

www.google.com/search?hl=...on+process (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=eviction+process)

learn to fish rather than asking for sushi to be served unto you.

[Scrub 9x]

thank you oh wise Haskins-san.


/zen pose

[Manilow in Blue]

I'm afraid of worms.

[Architeuthis Dux]

Basically, you have to stop paying rent for about six months or more before you come home and find your stuff in the street.

I lived in an apartment in DC and a couple of my neighbors were evicted. It was pretty sad.

The saddest part was that while they were off somewhere trying to find a place to stay, other people came by and helped themselves to their stuff.

The moral of the story is: If you can't afford to pay your rent, take your TV and your stereo over to your mom's house the night before.

[AkDrifter]

My landlords are tougher here ... you have to have the rent in by the second... if its not there by the 6th you get a 3 day notice to vacate. In between the 2nd and the 5th if you pay its an additional $100.00 late charge.

[Augie Kestrel]

I'm pretty sure the local laws dictate how quickly the landlord can react.

Most landlords would love to have the power "AKDrifter's" landlords have.

[pantalone]

The saddest part was that while they were off somewhere trying to find a place to stay, other people came by and helped themselves to their stuff.

At least in DC and I think Philly and NYC this event is called a sidewalk sale.

[BeefMissile]

I used to do security work in an apartment complex, so I know in my area(central Florida), evictions are handled as a civil/legal issue and are resolved by the county court system/Sheriff's Office. A Deputy or process server would post an eviction notice(that can be appealed within 7 business days). If no appeal is filed in the court, the Deputy Sheriff would come and post 72 hour then 24 hour notices. After that it's "GO" time! I saw a handful of evictions that went bad, but you gotta pay the rent! BTW: I'd check www.westlaw.com and/or the laws of the story's location to be true and correct.

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