Eviction Notice Response Timeline

Summary

In Alabama, after receiving an eviction notice, you have 7 days to respond. Court hearings are usually scheduled within 7-14 days. Post-eviction order, you typically have 7 days to move out, but this can be extended up to 30 days by a judge. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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I’ve been served an eviction notice and have 7 days to respond. How soon after my response does a court date usually take place?
Hello ****. The exact timeline can vary based on your location as local laws dictate. Could you please provide your current location so I can give you the most accurate information?
Huntsville,Alabama
Hello ****. In Alabama, the landlord must wait 7 days after serving the eviction notice before filing a lawsuit. If you respond, the court hearing is typically scheduled within *-14 days. Please consult a local attorney for precise timelines.
Will I get a 30 day time period to move out?
In Alabama, once the court has issued an eviction order, you usually have 7 days to move out. However, the judge can extend this period up to 30 days in certain circumstances. It's important to consult a local attorney for specific advice.