eviction, from a condo,?

Question

i was injured on a job and have an atty helping with trying to get me some money from workers comp, God only knows how long that will take to see results. once served with eviction papers how long does one have before they are actully forced to vacate the property. It is a condo in Century village for the elderly?

Answer 1

Talk to your attorney.
Generally, the owner/manager will send you a notice to vacate/eviction notice within 30 days. At the end of 30 days, they go to court and obtain an eviction order. Once this is served, you normally have 10 days to vacate. After 10 days, they go back to court and obtain an order of immediate eviction. At this time, the Sheriff Dept stands by while the owner/mgr puts your stuff on the sidewalk.
However, check your lease agreement. It may specify certain eviction terms. If so, this is a binding contract.
Talk to your attorney.

Answer 2

It depends, but generally anywhere from 30-60 days, depending on whether you answer the filing and where you live. Some courts are busier, hence slower, than others.

You'll know the exact date of the lock-out in advance, and if you can't pay and stay, you should make sure you're packed up and gone by that date.

By the way, there are organizations that may be able to help you if you only need assistance this time to get you back on track. If you're in Orange County, CA, call FISH.

Answer 3

I don;t know what state your in.. But there is a due process of law in every state.

Sometimes in that due process you can fle for extentions or file certain papers that will delay the process and buy you an additioonal month or two.

I dont knwo ifyou own the condo or rent from a condo owner, you didnt give specifications.

If you own the condo, andyou dont pay the HOA fee's you still have time, in my condo, I am able to delay the process but the late fee's add on.

If i were you, I;d find a job and heal faster.

Answer 4

More than likely you have 30 days.
You can go to the court and request a stay pending an application fro assistance with the department of social services.
Good luck.

~waiting~