How do we evict non-paying tenants in California?
They are 2 months behind with rent. We were able to get a form on the web to send notice of our intent to evict. They have 3 days to respond or pay. Do we need an attorney to get an eviction notice served if they don’t co-operate? What is the shortest time we can give them to get out in CA?
(Please note we have done everything we can to make life easier for them, including reducing the rent but are now behind ourselves with the mortgage payments).
I would invest in a Nolo Press book. They make excellent self-help legal books that are written in plain language.
You should take a look at the CA Landlord’s Handbook. I believe they have one on Evictions as well.
But yes, if you are unfamiliar, it’s always best to get an attorney service to do it if you can afford it. Just make sure not to waste any time. On the 4th day, go to the court house and file the unlawful detainer (Eviction)!
The tenant will have 5 days from the date of service to respond, or will automatically lose by default.
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