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Our San Diego Eviction attorneys created this website to educate landlords on the Eviction process in San Diego, California. You will find information about what is required in a three day notice to make sure it is effective. You will learn information about what type of notice is required based on the reason for bringing an Unlawful Detainer.

Eviction of a tenant by the landlord typically begins with serving a 3 day, 30 day, or 60 day notice. Some notices are to pay or quit, while others give the tenant no options to stay. Following the expiration of the notice period, the landlord then must file what is called an Unlawful Detainer if the tenant has not moved out on their own.  An Eviction or Unlawful Detainer is a lawsuit against the tenant seeking possession (and other limited remedies). Luckily for landlords, the eviction lawsuit is a summary proceeding in California that gets preference over almost all other types of cases.  Indeed, the process often takes less than 30 days.  If the landlord prevails in the Unlawful Detainer lawsuit, the landlord gets a judgment for possession. The landlord then gets a writ of execution and then the sheriff will execute on the judgment to remove the tenant from the property.

Our Attorneys are experienced in the Unlawful Detainer process and can help you through that process.  Please take some time to look around and please give us a call if we can help you with your San Diego Eviction.  Also understand that none of the information is meant to be legal advice.  It is simply useful information brought to you by the Eviction Lawyers at the Law Office of Harold D. Thompson and we recommend contacting a lawyer before attempting to evict a tenant.

You can contact us at anytime by filling out the contact form to the right, calling us at 619.550.3881 or sending an email to srw@thompsonlawsd.com