Eviction and Court Process Questions

What should I do if I receive an eviction notice

Contact the We Are LA hotline immediately. If your landlord has filed an unlawful detainer in California, you have only 10 days to respond to the eviction lawsuit before losing your right to fight it in court.  Our caseworkers will prepare and file your unlawful detainer response on your behalf and walk you through the eviction court process every step of the way.

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What is an unlawful detainer

An unlawful detainer is the legal term for an eviction lawsuit in California. If a landlord files one against you in Los Angeles, you have 10 days to respond to protect your tenant rights. We can help you prepare your unlawful detainer response and file it in court — so you can fight your eviction. Whether you received a 3-day notice to pay rent, a notice to vacate, or have already been served, we provide eviction defense help for Los Angeles tenants, including eviction help for seniors and veterans.

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