Help evicting a tenant
Full-Service Florida Eviction: We Handle the Paperwork From Start to Finish
By LaDonna, Evictions Done For You | 20+ years of property management
Your tenant stopped paying rent, and you'd rather not spend your evenings learning court forms. We prepare and file your eviction paperwork, coordinate service on your tenant, and keep you updated until the Sheriff returns your property.
$598, with the court filing fee and process server included.
For residential, possession-only evictions in Florida.
Full-Service Is for You If...
☑ You'd rather never touch a court form
☑ You own rentals but don't live near them, or you're out of state
☑ You're busy and want updates, not homework
☑ You want your eviction filed correctly the first time
Everything in Your Full-Service Eviction
☑ A one-on-one onboarding call so you know every step before it happens
☑ An intake review to make sure we have all the information needed to prepare your paperwork
☑ All 10 Florida eviction documents prepared with your case details: 3-Day Notice, Complaint, Summons, Disclosure from Non-Attorney, Non-Military Affidavit, Motion for Clerk's Default, Motion for Default Final Judgment, Final Judgment, Writ of Possession (if needed), and Motion for Dismissal
☑ Filing with your county Clerk of Courts
☑ Process server coordination so your tenant is served correctly ☑ Status updates at every stage, including your court date and the judge's decision
☑ Post-judgment guidance through the Writ of Possession What your $598 covers: everything above, including the county court filing fee and the process server fee. No add-ons for filing or service. The only cost not included is the Sheriff's writ-of-possession fee ($90 in most counties, $115 in Miami-Dade), and only if your tenant doesn't leave on their own. We tell you the exact amount up front.
Full-Service vs. Doing It Yourself
DIY Packet: $149 + about $235 in filing and service fees = about $384
Full-Service: $598, with filing and service included
The real difference is about $214, and we handle the filing and coordinate service for you.
How Long Does It Take?
Most uncontested Florida evictions take about 4 to 6 weeks from the day the 3-day notice is served. We keep you updated at every step.
Begin Full Service For $598
Upon completing the intake form and making your purchase, you will receive a phone call to discuss the next steps in your case and what you can expect
This is for a Non- monetary, possession only eviction.
FAQs
Q: Do you appear in court on my behalf?
A: For uncontested evictions, a court appearance usually isn't needed. A hearing is only scheduled if your tenant responds to the complaint. We are not attorneys and cannot represent you in court. If your tenant contests the eviction, we'll refer you to a Florida attorney.
Q: What's included in the $598?
A: Preparing and filing your eviction paperwork, the county filing fee, the process server fee, and updates through the Writ of Possession. The only extra is the Sheriff's writ fee ($90 in most counties, $115 in Miami-Dade), and only if your tenant doesn't leave on their own.
Q: How fast will you file?
A: [Fill in your actual turnaround, for example: "We file within X business days of receiving your completed intake and your tenant's 3-day notice deadline passing."]
Q: Can you serve the 3-day notice for me?
A: YES. $75.
Q: I own property out of state. Can you still help?
A: Yes. As long as the property is in Florida, we can handle the paperwork and filing without you coming to court for an uncontested eviction.
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