The Eviction Process
This Eviction Process is a navigation tool brought to you by San Diego County Evictions and the Law Office of Andrew H. Griffin, III, APC. This book provides assistance on what to expect while you go step by step though your Eviction Case.
This Eviction Process is a navigation tool brought to you by San Diego County Evictions and the Law Office of Andrew H. Griffin, III, APC. This book provides assistance on what to expect while you go step by step though your Eviction Case.
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What is an Ex-Parte Motion?
An Ex-Parte Motion is known as an emergency hearing and is
often used in an Unlawful Detainer case when the tenant has
received the sheriff lockout order and instructions and the
tenant is seeking to “stay” the lockout to can get additional
time to move out of the rental unit.
How are Notice and Answer days counted?
Whether it is the service of the initial eviction notice, or
service of the filed Unlawful Detainer, the first day to count
is the following day after service. On September 5, 2018, the
California Legislature amended the law, providing more time
to tenants to comply with the 3-Day Pay Rent or Quit Eviction
Notices and to submit their responses to court when served
with an Unlawful Detainer Complaint. Starting September 1,
2019, weekend days and holidays can no longer be counted
as part of the days of the 3-Day Pay Rent or Quit notice or
Unlawful Detainer answer period.
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