Eviction Process California Timeline

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Failure to leave by the agreed date may lead to eviction proceedings. As a disabled individual, you may have additional rights. California law provides certain protections to tenants facing eviction. The eviction process generally includes a Notice to Quit, an Unlawful Detainer Lawsuit, a Court Hearing & Judgment, and a Writ of Possession. Consult a local attorney for specifics.

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California. I had to sell my home to a mortgage company to prevent it from being sold at auction due to a judicial foreclosure. The company gave me till March * to leave the house but I’m unable to do so I am disabled with limited income, and attempting to find emergency shelter. What happens if I’m not able to leave at the date agreed to
Hello ****, here are some general points about your situation:
- Failure to leave by the agreed date may lead to eviction proceedings.
- As a disabled individual, you may have additional rights.
- California law provides certain protections to tenants facing eviction.
I recommend contacting a local legal aid organization for specific advice on your situation.
do you know the process and timeline for eviction?
The eviction process in California generally follows these steps:
- Notice to Quit: Landlord provides written notice (*-60 days, based on reason for eviction)
- Unlawful Detainer Lawsuit: If tenant doesn't leave, landlord may file this lawsuit
- Court Hearing & Judgment: Usually within 20 days of filing
- Writ of Possession: Issued after judgement, gives tenant 5 days to leave
Please consult with a local attorney for specifics.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Remember, local legal aid organizations can provide more personalized advice. Best of luck to you.