Evict FL | Eviction Law Firm
First, a Complaint for eviction with the Lease (if its a written lease) and applicable eviction Notice (3 day, 7 day, or 15/30 day notice) is filed with the Clerk of Court in the county where the property is located. Once the complaint (e.g., lawsuit) for eviction is filed, the complaint along with an eviction summons (summoning the Defendant to Court) is served upon the Tenant(s) by a certified and licensed Florida process server or by the County Sheriff. If the eviction lawsuit only seeks relief in the form of possession of property (and not money damages), then under Florida law, the Tenant has 5 business days from the date the tenant is served with the Complaint and Summons to file a response, known as an “Answer” with the clerk of the Court and/or, if the eviction is for...
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