Eviction

Eviction is the process in which a landlord removes a tenant from the landlord's rental property or land. The documents found here are eviction notices that a landlord may use to recover real property from a tenant. Our documents can be used both for tenants who have a lease, and for tenants who have no lease, called "tenants at will."

How a Landlord Evicts

In order for a landlord to evict a tenant, he or she must first deliver a Notice to Quit. This is an important step because a landlord's failure to give the tenant notice, or to give notice incorrectly, can result in the landlord having to repeat this process if you later need to file an eviction case with the courts to remove the tenant from your property. In most states this notice is not officially a court document, but is considered a notice to your tenant that if he or she does not follow the notice and vacate the property that an eviction case can be filed with the courts.

Types of Eviction Notices

The type of eviction notice you will use depends upon whether or not you have a lease / rental agreement with the tenant, and your reasons for evicting your tenant. Click here to find out which notice suits your purpose.