Arkansas Eviction
Evictions are one of the most common forms of legal action in Arkansas. Landlords can evict tenants for any breach of the lease so long as the landlord follows Arkansas law.
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I’m an Arkansas tenant and I don’t want to move out of my home. How can I avoid eviction? What are my Arkansas tenant eviction rights?
If you are an Arkansas tenant who has been served with notice that your landlord is terminating the lease, you have a few options.
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Wisconsin landlords are free to terminate any tenancy so long as they follow Wisconsin law.
→ Read MoreI’m a Wisconsin landlord with a difficult tenant. I’ve given the tenant the proper Wisconsin termination notice, but he still won’t leave. What next? What is the Wisconsin eviction process?
If you are a Wisconsin landlord who has notified your tenant that his or her tenancy is terminating but the tenant still won’t leave, your next step is to file for eviction.
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New Hampshire evictions are available to any landlord who wants to evict a tenant so long as the landlord follows New Hampshire eviction procedure.
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Evictions in Kentucky are one of the most common cases seen in the Kentucky district courts.
→ Read MorePennsylvania Eviction
Pennsylvania landlords who wish to evict their tenants must complete a multi-step process. In cases where there is a lease with a specific expiration, landlords may only evict tenants for certain reasons.
→ Read MoreI’m a Pennsylvania tenant and I don’t want to move out of my home. How can I avoid eviction? What are my Pennsylvania tenant eviction rights?
Other than working out an arrangement with your landlord or fighting the eviction in court, there are few other alternatives available in Pennsylvania after you’ve been served with lawful notice.
→ Read MoreI’m a Pennsylvania landlord with a difficult tenant. I’ve given the tenant the proper Pennsylvania termination notice, but he still won’t leave. What next? What is the Pennsylvania eviction process?
If you have already properly served the tenant with any one of the available Pennsylvania termination notices and the tenant still will not leave, you may begin a lawsuit by filing a Landlord-Tenant Complaint with the appropriate Pennsylvania Magisterial District Justice’s office.
→ Read MoreI’m a Georgia tenant and I don’t want to move out of my home. How can I avoid eviction? What are my Georgia tenant eviction rights?
If your landlord has demanded that you vacate and filed a dispossessory affidavit, you must answer orally or in writing within 7 days, or the lawsuit will go into default and your landlord may be able to have the sheriff remove all your possessions from the rental.
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