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Our Fee: $999
Ready Legal provides a Flat Fee of $999 for uncontested evictions. An “uncontested” eviction occurs when a tenant fails to respond to the lawsuit and is evicted by default. Services related to a “contested” evictions and actions to recover back rent are not included in this Flat Fee and are billed separately.
Court and Service Costs
All Florida evictions require court filing costs, process service costs, and sheriff costs. These costs usually range from $335 to $495, depending on your case and location. These costs are billed separately and not included in the Flat Fee for our services.
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We understand that landlords are typically losing money each day after a tenant stops paying rent. We aim to respond to all inquiries received by 5:00 pm on the day they are received. Once properly retained by written engagement, we act quickly to file new eviction cases.
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Evictions are painful, but help is here.
Navigating the maze of notices, documents, and filings necessary to complete an eviction can be a dizzying process. Small errors can result in delays, meanwhile, your rental property remains occupied and financially stagnant.
If your tenant is violating their lease, get the help of a licensed attorney. Ready Legal is available to provide eviction and unlawful detainer services throughout Central Florida.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Florida eviction take?
The length of evictions can vary drastically depending on factors such as whether the tenant defends the lawsuit, the court’s calendar, and speed at which the plaintiff acts. Even the fastest evictions take at least 30 days, although this is no guarantee of results in your case. In order to estimate the duration of your eviction, consult with an attorney to determine specific factors applicable to your case.
Can I file an eviction by myself?
If your property is owned by a trust, limited liability company, or other business, you cannot file your own eviction unless you are an attorney. If you own the property in your personal name, you can typically file an eviction by yourself. Property managers can assist with evictions in some circumstances, but only as long as the eviction remains uncontested. Consult with an attorney to determine specific factors applicable to your case.
Am I allowed to accept late rent?
If a landlord gives a 3-day notice, and the tenant makes full payment which is accepted by the landlord, the right to eviction can be waived. If the tenant makes a partial payment which is accepted, the eviction can continue, subject to additional requirements, such as depositing the rent in the court’s registry. Consult with an attorney to determine specific factors applicable to your case.
What is an uncontested eviction?
An uncontested eviction occurs when a tenant fails to properly respond to a lawsuit, as required by law. Uncontested evictions usually result in a default being entered, and the tenant forfeiting their rights to defend the case. Uncontested are characterized by the tenant’s failure to respond to the case, and the court entering a judgment without holding a hearing or trial.
Is an eviction required for squatters?
Determining whether a person must be evicted or can be trespassed (without a court case) depends on the circumstances. When a dispute arises, courts look at various factors to make a determination, such as whether the person has a lease, pays utilities, established an address at the property, pays rent, has furniture, or has an individual space at the property. Consult with an attorney to determine specific factors applicable to your case.
What is the cost of a contested eviction?
The cost of contested evictions varies by the details of the case. Some contested evictions are quickly overcome when a tenant fails to deposit rent, resulting in a default. On the other hand, some tenants are able to raise a sufficient defense, resulting in a longer trial process, where the tenant might ultimately prevail. Consult with an attorney to determine specific factors applicable to your case.
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