Landlord FAQs Archives - Page 3 of 4 - 951 Evictions

After judgment, a $40 writ of possession goes to the sheriff, who posts a 5-day Notice to Vacate and performs the Palm Desert lockout. Here is each step.

Indio landlords must store left-behind belongings and serve a Notice of Right to Reclaim. The 15/18-day deadlines and the $700 auction rule, explained.

After 12 months of tenancy, AB 1482 requires just cause to evict in Palm Springs. At-fault vs. no-fault causes, relocation pay, and exemptions explained.

California allows three ways to serve an eviction notice in Banning: personal service, substituted service, and post-and-mail. Bad service kills cases.

A lease expiring doesn’t end a Norco tenancy — the tenant becomes month-to-month, and AB 1482 usually requires just cause. Here’s the right process.

Uncontested Eastvale evictions usually suit a flat-fee eviction service; contested cases need an attorney, often $1,500–$5,000+. How to choose right.

Removing squatters in San Jacinto almost always requires the court process — police rarely act once someone claims residency. Here is the legal path.

Yes, you can evict a tenant without a written lease in Jurupa Valley. The tenancy is month-to-month by default; a 30- or 60-day notice starts it.

No — shutting off utilities to force a tenant out is illegal in Wildomar. Civil Code 789.3 means $100 per day in penalties. Here is the legal path.

Under AB 2347, Lake Elsinore tenants get 10 court days to respond to an eviction lawsuit, plus 5 more if served by mail. See how the deadline works.