can someone help me write an eviction letter?

Question

ive already given them 60 days notice and they still wont leave i have to write them another letter and i dont want them damaging my house . the law where im from tenants have more rights than landlords

im from australia

im the owner and i want to evict the tenant ive already given her 60 days notice she was due to leave today but she says she wont i want to write another letter giving her 7 days if she doesnt i have to take her to the tribunal thats how it works in australia even if the the tenant does not pay you the rent or doesnt leave when told you cant do anything the law is on their sideso thats why im stuck i dont care about the money anymore its gotten to the point i just want to live in my house im married and im staying at my parents sleeping in the living room on the sofa cause the tenant will not get out of my house thats why i want to write an effective letter so they can leave

Answer 1

found this website http://www.legalmessenger.com/landlord-eviction-notice.htm

which may be helpful but you may also want to contact a lawyer to make sure you write it correctly and include all the necessary legal time frames

Answer 2

This depends on the state you live in. In my studies on landlord/tenancy law it would begin with something called a 14 day Notice To Quit. You have that period of time to pay what you owe and or clean up your act so to speak if it concerns another matter such as damage to his property.
If after the two weeks there is no payment or repairs have not been made or excessive noise complaints etc. the landlord gets from the court what is called a letter of execution. You will be required to appear in court after you receive a summons . A landlord just doesn't write an evicition letter, he has to uphold certain legalities determined by the courts of that state. When you to go to court you either meet with a mediator to come to an agreement or decision or straight to the judge or both. The judge in the eviction case determines what happens next....hope this helps.

Answer 3

Question, are you in the process of being evicted? Because I cannot believe that you do not know how to write and eviction letter. See J.D's letter and "do not" forget to put the section of the Landlord and Tenant Act to support your letter. By the way, 5 days is too much of a short time frame. Depending on the amount of rent they owe, and the states you live in. However, do your thing, but do it legal.

Answer 4

You are hereby notified to vacate the premises described in the address above within five (5) days of the delivery of this notice to you. Your lease was terminated when you failed to pay the current rent when due. If you fail to vacate within this period, court proceedings will be taken immediately to evict you from the premises.

**Put their current address and the date at the top and sign the bottom, just like any other letter.

Answer 5

This letter is to inform you that you are no longer a tenant in this building and you have X amount of days to gather your personal property and vacate the building. Failure to act will result in immediate involvement of law enforcement.

Answer 6

Dear Sir, You have 3 Days to get the hell out, If not gone in 3 days I will call the Marshal............

Answer 7

I hope not, since every state has different rules, and you are not smart enough to know that or say what state you are in.

Answer 8

Why? Explain

Answer 9

Dear so and so,
GET THE HELL OUT!!!