Eviction Service
Eviction Service
No One Likes Evictions!
But, when you must, Florida Landlord Network makes it quick, easy, & inexpensive!
Inexpensive: Just $395.00*
- Court Filing Fees: Included
- Civil Process Fees: Included
Eviction Service
No One Likes Evictions!
But, when you must, Florida Landlord Network makes it quick, easy, & inexpensive!
Quick:
- 20+ years experience means we can meet our goal…
- "From Filing to Final Judgment" in 21 Business Days*
Easy: No trips to the Courthouse!
- Online signatures.
- Online document filing.
- Online payment.
- Plus, regular progress reports — so you always know what's happening with your case.
Inexpensive: Just $395.00*
- Court Filing Fees: Included
- Civil Process Fees: Included
Request Eviction Service
Takes approximately 5 minutes. Your information is kept private.
Your information is used to process your request.How we use your information
What to have ready before you start:
- Your lease agreement (if written)
- The date rent was first due (if non-payment eviction)
- The total amount the tenant owes
- The date you delivered any required notice
Not sure? You can save your progress and call 800-809-1530 for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the eviction service cost?
$395 flat fee. Court filing fees and civil process fees are included for uncontested count one evictions. Small additional fees may apply in some cases, such as contested cases or cases requiring additional hearings.
How long does the eviction process take?
Our goal is "From Filing to Final Judgment" in 21 business days for uncontested count one evictions, starting from the date the case is docketed at the county Courthouse. Some counties are slower. Additional time may apply for contested cases.
Do I need to go to the courthouse?
No. We handle online signatures, online document filing, and online payment. You also receive regular progress reports so you always know what's happening with your case.
Can Florida Landlord Network represent me in court?
No. Florida Landlord Network is a non-attorney service. We cannot practice law, provide legal advice, or represent you in court. If your case is set for a hearing, the property owner must attend. If the property owner is an entity (LLC, Corporation, etc.), only an attorney can represent the property owner in court at the owner's expense.
What if my case is contested?
Additional fees may apply for contested cases or cases requiring additional hearings. We will discuss any additional costs with you before proceeding.
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Important Notice
We cannot and do not practice law.
By your use of our service you acknowledge that you understand the following:
- •Florida Landlord Network is a non-attorney service.
- •We cannot provide legal advice.
- •We cannot tell you your rights or remedies.
- •We cannot represent you in court. If your case is set for a Hearing the property owner must attend the Hearing.
- •If the property owner is an entity (LLC, Corporation, etc.) only an attorney can represent the property owner in court at the owner's expense.
- •Our principal service is to assist landlords with self-help eviction service by attending to filing documents provided by the Clerk of the Court.
- •Florida Landlord Network's liability is limited to the fee that we charge for preparing your documents, and any and all liability regarding your eviction process is solely your responsibility.
* Small additional fees may apply in some cases. The $395 flat fee includes court filing fees and civil process fees for uncontested count one evictions. The 21 business day goal is based on uncontested count one eviction starting from the date the case is docketed at the county Courthouse to Final Judgment. Some counties are excluded because they are slow. Additional fees may apply for contested cases or cases requiring additional hearings.