Eviction Form & Sample Packets
UNLAWFUL DETAINER (EVICTION) FORMS
- The Self-Help Center only assists with three types of eviction notices:
- 3 day notice - This can be used when the tenant does not pay rent.
- 30 day notice – This can be used when the tenant has lived in the property for less than 1 year.
- 60 day notice – This must be used when the tenant has lived in the property for more than 1 year.
- If you are not sure which notice to use, you may contact the Self-Help Center or a private attorney.
- Due to changing laws and temporary moratoriums on evictions in some areas, you may wish to seek legal advice from a private attorney regarding your case. Please see our “Do-It-Yourself Resources” for help finding low to no cost legal advice.
- This form packet is for use after the tenant has been served with the proper eviction notice and their time to move out is over.
- Due to changing laws and temporary moratoriums on evictions in some areas, you may wish to seek legal advice from a private attorney regarding your case. Please see our “Do-It-Yourself Resources” for help finding low to no cost legal advice.
- This form packet is for use when you have been served with a Summons and Complaint for unlawful detainer (eviction). If you do not file an Answer, the landlord may proceed by default and have you evicted.
- Due to changing laws and temporary moratoriums on evictions in some areas, you may wish to seek legal advice from a private attorney regarding your case. Please see our “Do-It-Yourself Resources” for help finding low to no cost legal advice.
Requesting a Trial in an Unlawful Detainer (Eviction) Case
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Requesting a Trial in an Eviction (Unlawful Detainer) Packet w/Instructions
- If you have file an Unlawful Detainer and the defendant (tenant) filed an Answer, you must file a Request for Trial to move your case forward.
Each form packet has an instruction sheet and a sample packet to guide you page-by-page through the forms. If you are not sure which packet is best suited to your issues, please contact the Self-Help Center. Once you have completed forms, you may scan and email them to the Self-Help Center for review at SHCDocReview@scscourt.org.