How To Evict A Roommate ?

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How To Give Notice?

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If the tenant doesn’t leave after you give notice

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At the hearing

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What's Next?

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How To Evict A Roommate ?

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Give notice of the eviction

First, you must give your roommate notice of the eviction. In general, you must provide at least thirty days advance notice.

How To Give Notice?

If the tenant doesn’t leave after you give notice

Go to the court clerk’s office in the county where the property is situated, and tell the clerk you want to file a forcible entry and detainer action.

At the hearing

What's Next?

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