EVICTION LAW OFFICE

Filing an eviction requires time to prepare a complaint and two separate trips to the courthouse - first, to file the complaint and second, for the hearing. It takes your time to wait for a filing clerk and sit in a court room to wait for your case to be called. This is time consuming, inefficient and requires parking fees and gas... If a corporation or LLC owns the property, you will need a lawyer to represent you. In Bobbett vs Russellville Mobile Park, LLC, the Kentucky Court of Appeals said the filing of an action by a non-attorney was inappropriate. The Court noted that it is a criminal misdemeanor in Kentucky for a non-attorney to engage in the practice of law. The Court dismissed the eviction... If your tenant doesn't move after the eviction judgment, we will obtain a writ of possession for $100.00 plus costs.

Primary location: Lexington United States