Help evicting a tenant
We Handle Your Eviction from Start to Finish for $598
While filing evictions in Florida isn't inherently difficult for those who do it frequently, it demands precision. Forms must be completed accurately, timelines strictly adhered to, and paperwork submitted to the correct parties. Any misstep can lead to lost time, increased rent loss, and potential property damage.
Everything in your Full-Service Eviction:
A one-on-one onboarding call so you know every step before it happens
A case review to confirm your eviction is ready to file, and to flag anything that could get it dismissed
All 9 Florida eviction documents prepared and pre-filled 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 necessary)
Motion for Dismissal
Filing with your county Clerk of Courts (confirm wording per the note above)
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 so you get your property back
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 (about $90 in the counties we serve), and only if your tenant does not leave on their own. We tell you the exact amount up front
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
Do you appear in court on my behalf?
For uncontested evictions, a court appearance is not necessary. A hearing will only be scheduled if your tenant responds to the complaint. Please note that we are not attorneys and therefore cannot represent you in court. This is a non-attorney service, but we can direct you to appropriate representation or advise on self-representation if feasible.
What if the tenant disputes the eviction?
A tenant has the right to dispute an eviction, although it is not the norm. In such cases, the judge will determine whether to schedule a hearing to consider the tenant's perspective. For information on legal representation in court, please refer to the answer to question one.
What type of eviction is recommended?
We recommend a Possession Only (Non-Monetary Damages) eviction. It’s the quickest and most affordable way to legally regain your property. Our paperwork is set up for this type only, since most landlords never recover back rent even if they win a money judgment. Tenants usually have no assets or disappear after moving out. It’s faster and smarter to focus on getting your property back so you can re-rent quickly.
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