How long do you have to give someone to move after an eviction notice has been giving out?i know they say thirty days but cant they take you to court and the judge usually allows another couple of months?i want these people out fast..im paying thier way.
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The process can take up to 6 months if they know how to work the courts. Normally, most do move after 30 days, plus or minus a week. The sooner you start the eviction process the better. Once the courts award the eviction.. The sheriff will only give them 3 days!!
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I manage apartments for my ex, and eviction is a very long involved process. In my state we deliver a notice to vacate first, then have to go to the housing authority at the Courthouse to serve with eviction, and it can take 6-8 months..
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once the judge has made the final word haw long do you have
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how do you find out when the courts have award the eviction
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how do you find out when the courts award the eviction?
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All of the above are correct, but it is too depending on your state laws. IF they are paying rent it is required 30 days notice of eviction. Depending on when they stopped paying rent...it COULD be 30 days from the time of their last payment of rent. Check your local laws.
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In Tennessee, once a Writ of Eviction is issued and served, the person being evicted has 30 days to vacate the premises or the local police or sheriff department will remove their personal belongings and set them on the street.
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The court will enforce the law. Thus, if you can evict in 30 days for a month to month tenancy, the court will not give more than 30 days. Similarly, if you can evict with 3 days for failure to pay, the court will only give 3 days. If you ask a landlord, they will tell you it takes a long time to get someone evicted. This is true, but not because the court is extending time. It often takes weeks (in some places months) to get a court date.
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in the stae of florida can you be evicted by a landlord just leaving an eviction notice on your door or does'nt he have to take you to court? Also can they refuse to take a payment from a county agency if you have been in the hospital?
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It depends on the tenancy and reason for giving notice. In the event that the reason is because they did something to breach the tenancy, maybe you can waive the standard notice issuing shorter notice. However it is important you check the regulations you are using. But in general landlords don't have to give a reason. The landlord then has to apply for a repossession order which can take a while and the court may extend someone's tenancy for a further 2 weeks if they have nowhere else to go. The person may be entitled to assistance from the local council if they meet the homeless persons criteria. London, UK
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