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Legal Documentation Examples

This article provides examples of what a demand, summons, eviction answer, stipulation, writ of restitution, and sheriff eviction notice may look like.

 

Demand

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Summons

*Please note, a summons and demand are DIFFERENT. A demand likely has a date with a timeframe in which to pay, whereas a summons will have a court date AND time, along with additional information around filing an answer.*

Summons Example

Eviction Answer (Filed)

A tenant can provide an Eviction Answer, which is filed as a response to their court summons. 

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Stipulation

A tenant can get a stipulation in an eviction case by reaching a written agreement with the landlord and filing it with the court.

Stipulation Example

Writ of Restitution

Writ Example

Sheriff Eviction Notice

*Typically on yellow paper or has red font on it. Will be issued by your county's sheriff department.*

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