Evictions in California: An Overview | |
The Landlord's Role in Evictions | p. 2 |
Proceed With Caution When Evicting a Tenant | p. 2 |
A Reason for Which You Must Evict--Drug Dealing | p. 3 |
Evictions in Rent Control Cities | p. 3 |
Evicting Roommates | p. 4 |
Evicting a Resident Manager | p. 4 |
Attorneys and Eviction Services | p. 5 |
How to Use This Book | p. 6 |
Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent | |
Overview of the Process | p. 2 |
Preparing the Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit | p. 2 |
Serving the Three-Day Notice on the Tenant | p. 8 |
After the Three-Day Notice Is Served | p. 13 |
When to File Your Lawsuit | p. 14 |
Eviction After Termination of Month-to-Month Tenancy by 30-Day Notice | |
Overview of the Process | p. 2 |
When a Tenancy May Be Terminated With a 30-Day Notice | p. 2 |
Impermissible Reasons to Evict | p. 4 |
Government Subsidy Requirements | p. 5 |
Rent Control Ordinances | p. 5 |
Should You Use a Three-Day or 30-Day Notice? | p. 9 |
Preparing the 30-Day Notice | p. 9 |
Serving the 30-Day Notice | p. 12 |
When to File Your Lawsuit | p. 14 |
Eviction for Lease Violations, Property Damage or Nuisance | |
When to Use This Chapter | p. 2 |
The Two Types of Three-Day Notices | p. 2 |
Using the Three-Day Notice to Perform Covenant or Quit | p. 4 |
Using and Preparing an Unconditional Three-Day Notice to Quit | p. 8 |
Serving the Three-Day Notice (Either Type) | p. 9 |
Accepting Rent After the Notice Is Served | p. 12 |
When to File Your Lawsuit | p. 12 |
Eviction Without a Three-Day or 30-Day Notice | |
Lease Expiration | p. 2 |
Termination by the Tenant | p. 4 |
Checklist for Uncontested "No-Notice" Eviction | p. 4 |
Filing and Serving Your Unlawful Detainer Complaint | |
How to Use This Chapter | p. 2 |
When to File Your Unlawful Detainer Complaint | p. 2 |
Where to File Suit | p. 2 |
Preparing the Summons | p. 4 |
Preparing the Unlawful Detainer Complaint | p. 7 |
Preparing the Civil Case Cover Sheet | p. 19 |
Getting the Complaint and Summons Ready to File | p. 19 |
Filing Your Complaint and Getting Summonses Issued | p. 21 |
Serving the Papers on the Defendant | p. 21 |
What Next? | p. 34 |
Pilot Project for Expedited Unlawful Detainer Procedures | p. 34 |
Taking a Default Judgment | |
When Can You Take a Default? | p. 2 |
The Two-Step Default Judgment Process | p. 3 |
Getting a Default Judgment for Possession | p. 3 |
Having the Marshal or Sheriff Evict | p. 13 |
Getting a Money Judgment for Rent and Costs | p. 15 |
Contested Cases | |
What Is Involved in a Contested Eviction Case | p. 3 |
Should You Hire an Attorney? | p. 3 |
How to Settle a Case | p. 4 |
The Tenant's Written Response to an Unlawful Detainer Complaint | p. 10 |
Responding to the Answer | p. 18 |
Other Pre-Trial Complications | p. 34 |
Preparing for Trial | p. 35 |
The Trial | p. 38 |
The Writ of Execution and Having the Sheriff or Marshal Evict | p. 45 |
Appeals | p. 46 |
Collecting Your Money Judgment | |
Collection Strategy | p. 2 |
Using the Tenant's Security Deposit | p. 3 |
Finding the Tenant | p. 3 |
Locating the Tenant's Assets | p. 5 |
Garnishing Wages and Bank Accounts | p. 8 |
Seizing Other Property | p. 13 |
If the Debtor Files a Claim of Exemption | p. 15 |
Once the Judgment Is Paid Off | p. 17 |
When a Tenant Files for Bankruptcy | |
When a Tenant Can File for Bankruptcy | p. 2 |
Making a Motion for Relief From Stay in Bankruptcy Court | p. 3 |
Rent Control Chart | |
Tear-Out Forms | |
Instructions for Using the CD | |
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