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My California Eviction: Your Eviction Service Partner

At My California Eviction company, we choose to be more than just an eviction document preparation service – our Team considers itself your Eviction Service Partner. We’re a single-purpose company that focuses exclusively on providing Eviction Services to our landlord clients. At My California Eviction company, we provide all the services you expect, without all the extra charges you don’t. Only pay for what you need. We are Unlawful Detainer Assistants not lawyers.

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Complete the online intake form or call our Intake Specialist to complete it for you. Upon submission and payment, our Registered Unlawful Detainer Assistant (UDA) will meticulously prepare all necessary legal documents based on the answers provided and under your direction. These documents are then electronically signed and returned to us for secure filing.

We are committed to providing a streamlined and efficient experience for our clients, ensuring all their legal document preparation needs are met promptly.

Navigating Eviction in California:
We Can Help

When tenants fail to fulfill their lease obligations, including rent payments or adherence to lease terms, eviction may become necessary.

California law outlines specific grounds for eviction, including both “fault” and “no-fault” reasons. Navigating the eviction process can be complex for landlords, requiring a thorough understanding of both state and local regulations.

With over 13 years in business and with a combined 30 years experience, My California Eviction’s Unlawful Detainer Document Assistants specialize in assisting landlords with the entire eviction process. Our experienced team provides comprehensive support, including the preparation, filing, and service of all necessary legal documents. We offer a flat fee for uncontested evictions. We can assist if and when your case becomes contested, allowing you to pay for the specific services you require.

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What is the process for getting my tenants evicted?

In California, an uncontested eviction can typically take 6 to 12 weeks, but several factors can influence the exact timeline such as if your tenant is evading service of the lawsuit or contest the complaint.

What happens if the tenant files an Answer?

In the event that the tenant(s) do file an Answer to the eviction complaint (this happens in less than 25% of our cases), we will draft and file the Request/Counter Request for Court Trial.

How do I begin an Eviction now?

Click the ‘Intake’ button on the header of the website to become a client of My California Eviction. The questionnaire will guide you through a series of questions and finally your payment so we can get started immediately. 

Do I have to attend the eviction hearing?

Court Trial– If a tenant files an Answer to your lawsuit, our Team will prepare and submit for court filing the Request for Court Trial. The clerk of the court will set the court trial and you, the landlord, will have to appear to testify.

What are your invoicing procedures?

As we move forward on your eviction matter, we invoice as the matter progresses with costs not covered by our initial service fees. Those fees could be court filing, process service, postage, copies, e-filing processing fees, etc.

What happens if the tenant doesn't contest?

If the tenant does not respond or contest the matter, possession is granted by default. This means that there will be no court appearance required by you or an attorney. We will obtain a judgment for possession without a trial.

The eviction process in California begins when a landlord serves a written notice to a tenantThe notice informs the tenant of the reason for the eviction and the amount of time they have to move out or fix the issue. If the tenant does not comply with the notice, the landlord can file an eviction case. 

 
Steps in a simple eviction process
  1. Serve a noticeThe landlord gives the tenant a written notice that specifies the action required and the deadline. The notice type depends on the reason for eviction. 
     
  2. File an eviction caseIf the tenant does not comply with the notice, the landlord files an eviction case, also known as an unlawful detainer. 
     
  3. Serve the tenant with court papersThe landlord has the court papers served to the tenant. 
     
  4. Respond to the courtThe tenant can respond to the court by filing a form called an Answer. 
     
  5. Judge makes a decisionThe judge will decide the case, either with or without a trial. 
     
  6. Evict the tenantIf the landlord wins, the judge will issue papers to the sheriff to evict the tenant. The sheriff will post a Notice to Vacate, giving the tenant time to move out. 
     

Types of notices 

  • 3-Day Notice to Pay or QuitUsed when a tenant is late on rent
  • Notice to Cure or QuitUsed when a tenant has violated the rental agreement, such as by having an unauthorized pet
  • 30/60 Day Notice to QuitUsed when the landlord wants to end the lease for personal reasons, such as selling the property
  • Notice to QuitUsed when a violation of the lease or rental agreement is not curable.
  • Notice to VacateUsed for squatters or unauthorized occupants who entered the property.
  • 30 Day Notice to Vacate At-Will TenancyUsed when the owner and occupant are living together and there was no agreement or for rent or monetary of any kind.
  • and more

My California Eviction: Your Partner in Streamlining Evictions

Navigating the California eviction process can be complex and time-consuming. That’s where My California Eviction comes in. We are your trusted partner, simplifying the process and ensuring a smoother experience for landlords. Our team of experts handles all aspects of the eviction process, from initial notices to court filings, allowing you to focus on other priorities.

Why Choose My California Eviction?

  • California-Specific Expertise: Our team is well-versed in California eviction rules and process, ensuring all procedures are conducted legally and efficiently.
  • Streamlined Online Process: Our user-friendly online intake makes it easy to get started at your convenience at home or office.
  • Experienced Team: Our Registered Unlawful Detainer Assistants and collaborating attorneys provide expert guidance throughout the entire process.
  • Transparent Pricing: We offer clear and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
  • Client-Focused Approach: We prioritize your needs and provide personalized support tailored to your specific situation.

Let My California Eviction guide you through the eviction process with confidence and efficiency. Contact us today for a free consultation or get started online.

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You may reach us by phone, email, or simply fill out the form to send us a request. We are pleased to offer our services to
clients in the Northern, Central, and Southern California Counties.

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My California Eviction

The Unlawful Detainer Assistants at My California Eviction company provide eviction services to property owners and to property managers. So whether you manage a portfolio of individual rental units, or you’re a professionally managed apartment community, we can provide comprehensive assistance that will save you time and money.

By using My California Eviction, all you need is a list of delinquent tenants, supporting documents, and a computer, and you can have your evictions underway in minutes.

Click on the ‘Start Intake’ button below and choose to reclaim your property today because a peace of mind and being able to reclaim your property is important to you, isn’t it?

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You may reach us by phone, email, or simply fill out the form to send us a request. We are pleased to offer our services to clients in the Northern, Central, and Southern California Counties.

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