Does someone need a court order to evict a person from their house in Illinois?
Tenants in Illinois can only be evicted through court. After the court orders the eviction the sheriff will remove the tenant.
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Tenants in Illinois can only be evicted through court. After the court orders the eviction the sheriff will remove the tenant.
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