we are being evicted unfairly?

Answer 1

Yes you can.

What is legal doesn't mean it is necessarily fair from your point of view. The only solution is to either move or to get a lawyer and fight the eviction in court.

The court decides what is fair for the public and in this case the court has decided in favor of the owner of the property. Most evictions are based on failure to pay rent, which is a pretty clear condion and one you can't deny. I don't know your conditions or reasons for the eviction, but if it got to the point of eviction then you should have been warned by the owner or manager of the property. They are required by law to give you prior warning and the eviction notice itself has a period of time before you have to move. If you file a case during that time you can get it suspended.

Answer 2

If you are being evicted, then the judge ordered it for the plaintiff. Did you pay your rent on time? If not, your landlord has every right to get a legal order to evict you!

Answer 3

not likely, an eviction requires a court order, if you being evicted, then a judge was convinced that you are in default and must be evicted to protect the property owner's rights and property.

Answer 4

Your'e being evicted for being too vague...

Answer 5

how so?...you paid your rent on time?
you didn't destroy the property?
you kept the lawn nice?
you didn't have huge pets?
you cleaned up after any you might have?
you didn't have a meth lab?
you didn't have more living there than your contract allows?

hard to say, you need to give specifics.

Answer 6

So, what are the facts.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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