• Summary Ejectment Questionnaire

  • Directions to Complete this Questionnaire

     

    When filling out the questionnaire, there are a number of things we want you to take into consideration:

    1.  Despite the fact you may have discussed some of the things in the questionnaire with us on the telphone, please ensure you still capture everything about your case. Our attorneys and intake people speak with numerous clients throughout the day, so it is impossible to remember the facts and circumstances surrounding our consults;

    2.  When typing in the fields, please ensure you structure the information properly.  For example, do not type in all lower case such as "123 main street," you should type it as "123 Main Street."  While it may seem like common sense, you would be suprised;

    3.  To the extent you know the tenant's full name, please include it.  This will assist in the judgment being rendered against the proper party.  The same holds true for the telephone number, as well as the email address.

  • PLAINTIFF/LANDLORD INFORMATION

    The Plaintiff information is your information. Not the tenant's information.
  • OWNERSHIP STATUS

    In this next section, you will provide information concerning the ownership of the property. In order to proceed with filing of the complaint for summary ejectment/eviction, a rightful owner, or a person with the authority to act on behalf of the rightful owner, must be the plaintiff. The following questions will assist us in our preparation of the complaint.
  • PLAINTIFF CONTACT INFORMATION

    Please provide information for the primary contact for this matter. For individuals, this should be the party who has the legal authority to evict the tenant from the property. For companies, this should be the individual who will be the primary contact.
  • PROPERTY MANAGER CONTACT INFORMATION

    This will be not only for our office, but also for purposes of the scheduling of the Writ.
  • EVICTION PROPERTY INFORMATION

  • TENANT INFORMATION

  • TENANT INFORMATION

    Please provide as much contact information about your tenant as possible. If you don't know some of the information, leave it blank
  • TENANT ACTIVE DUTY STATUS

  • LEASE INFORMATION

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  • SECTION 8/PUBLIC HOUSING INFORMATION

  • BASIS FOR EVICTION AND DAMAGES

  • NON-PAYMENT OF RENT

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  • HOLDOVER TENANT

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  • BREACH OF THE LEASE

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  • CRIMINAL CONDUCT

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  • ADDITIONAL MONEY DUE

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  • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • PRIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS

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  • DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY AFTER EVICTION

  • The purpose of this section is to give us an understanding as to your goal after the eviction process is completed. This will enable us to formulate a plan based upon where you want to end up. While the process is generally the same whether you intend on selling your property or holding it, there are variances in the moving parts to get you to your desired result quickly.

  • Listing Agent Agreements

     

    As a practical matter, we strongly encourage you not to sign a listing agreement with an real estate agent without speaking with us first.  While it is generally fine for you to have spoken to an agent, or continue to speak to them, sometimes agents are extremely overzealous when it comes to listing a property, especially when they have a low volume of listings, and seek to lock in an owner.  While we love working with real estate agents, in our experience, it is best to hold off and make the decision a little later. This will prevent any delays or other legal pitfalls in the eviction process, including the making of mistakes that can end up costing you tens of thousands of dollars. One of the most fatal mistakes made by real estate agents is attemptingto gain access to the property while an eviction is pending, listing the property while an eviction is pending, or other means and methods which interfer with the landlord tenant relationship.  Once a listing agreement is signed, you are pretty much locked in until the sale of your property.  Just be patient. 

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