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- OUR ATTORNEYS HAVE HELPED LANDLORDS AND PROPERTY MANAGERS WITH OVER 30,000 EVICTIONS.
- Evict your tenant for only $195!*
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- GET LEGAL ADVICE THROUGHOUT THE EVICTION process
- Our experienced attorneys manage your case from start to finish
- Avoid the countless legal pitfalls that other landlords fall into
- We ASSIST CLIENTS ACROSS THE ENTIRE STATE OF FLORIDA
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* Price is for an uncontested eviction and doesn’t include costs. More information on pricing can be found on the “Our Prices” tab.
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UNCONTESTED EVICTION PROCESS
- Serve a three-day notice for non-payment or other type of legal notice
- Upon expiration of notice we file the eviction lawsuit with the County Court
- Tenant is served with a summons and complaint by our process server
- Wait five days for the response period to expire
- If tenant does not file a pleading we automatically file a Motion for Default
- Clerk’s default is entered
- A Final Judgment of eviction is submitted and signed by the Judge
- If tenant is still on the property we can submit a writ of possession
- Writ of possession issued and a 24 hour notice to vacate is served on tenant
- The Sheriff will call and schedule the removal of the tenant with you
Contested Eviction Process
The tenant has five days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays) to file an answer to a landlord’s complaint. If the tenant files an answer to your complaint, the eviction becomes contested. An answer can be any type of response, even a handwritten note from the tenant to the Judge. If an answer has been submitted it is strongly advised that you retain an attorney.
After filing an answer, the case can take many unpredictable turns, depending on what the tenant said in the answer. This can lead to protracted litigation, hearings, mediation, and even trial. Our attorneys can help you navigate through this process and avoid the countless legal pitfalls that you may encounter. This is especially true if the tenant has paid representation or legal aid.
If you don’t have an attorney you risk losing out on rent and damages that may be due to you. In addition, you may end up having your case dismissed and having a tenant living in your property for free.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What can I do if my tenant has not paid the rent?
2. How do I evict a month-to-month tenant?
3. My tenant has failed to comply with the terms of the lease, other than non-payment of rent, and I want to evict. What can I do?
4. How do I serve a three-day notice, a seven-day notice or any of the other required notices?
5. How long will it take to evict a non-paying tenant?
6. I want to sue for back rent. What do I need to do?
Prices
This information applies to an uncontested tenant eviction for possession only.
Generally, an uncontested eviction can take four to five weeks to complete. Depending on the circumstances of your case, this period may be longer or shorter.
FEE BREAKDOWN FOR UNCONTESTED EVICTION
The following pricing applies to an uncontested eviction for possession only. An uncontested eviction occurs when a tenant does not respond to an eviction lawsuit. The chart below includes the breakdown for a one-, two-, or three-tenant eviction. This information is subject to change.
One Tenant
- Court Filing Fee – $190.00
- Summons – $10.00
- Process Server – $40.00
- Attorney Fees – $195.00
- Total Cost $435.00
Two Tenants
- Court Filing Fee – $190.00
- Summons – $20.00
- Process Server – $80.00
- Attorney Fees – $195.00
- Total Cost $485.00
Three Tenants
- Court Filing Fee – $190.00
- Summons – $30.00
- Process Server – $120.00
- Attorney Fees – $195.00
- Total Cost $535.00