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I have a commercial tenant who is now 3 months behind in the rent. If I file for eviction, how quick can I get her out?
Lafayette, NJ
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Posted 23 days ago in Landlord / Tenant
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When the original lease expired, we went month to month.She promised to catch up by the end of October, but the check never came. I've been calling her, but she doesn't return my calls. At this point, I either want ALL the money she owes, (Plus late fees) or I want her out of my building. I tried to work with her, but now I feel I'm being taken advantage of.
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Lawrence Charles Kroll
This attorney is licensed in New Jersey and 1 other state.
Posted 22 days ago.
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Once you file a complaint in landlord tenant court, you typically get a court date in around four weeks. At the court date, the Tenant must pay all the monies that are due and owing or you get an order for possession. Court officers typically take between 7-14 days to execute on the order of possession. You obviously have to prove all the amounts due and owing when you go to Court.
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