Tenant eviction
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army judge
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Read the information published by your state's Consumer Affairs Agency:
http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/evic_law.pdf
If the landlord has asked you to vacate, you can ignore the request.
Eventually you'll be served papers by a sheriff or law enforcement agent, maybe a process server.
The summons will tell you where and when to appear for the trial.
Only after a trial has been held, can the judge issue an order evicting you.
Its best to avoid the filing of an eviction and leave.
A simple filing can inhibit you ever being able to rent a decent home for decades.
Make nice with the landlord, pay up, fix the problems, and leave of your own volition avoiding an eviction case being filed.
http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/evic_law.pdf
If the landlord has asked you to vacate, you can ignore the request.
Eventually you'll be served papers by a sheriff or law enforcement agent, maybe a process server.
The summons will tell you where and when to appear for the trial.
Only after a trial has been held, can the judge issue an order evicting you.
Its best to avoid the filing of an eviction and leave.
A simple filing can inhibit you ever being able to rent a decent home for decades.
Make nice with the landlord, pay up, fix the problems, and leave of your own volition avoiding an eviction case being filed.
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