Our Proven Process

The California Eviction Process

Six clear steps from your first notice to regaining possession. Average timeline: 90–120 days.

⏱ Same Day

Call or submit our quick intake form. We assess your situation, explain your options, and recommend the best path forward.

⏱ Day 1–4

We prepare the legally required notice (3-Day, 30-Day, 60-Day, or 90-Day) and serve it through our licensed process servers.

⏱ Day 5–14

If the tenant doesn't comply, we prepare and file the Unlawful Detainer complaint in the appropriate courthouse.

⏱ Day 15–35

Our process servers deliver court documents to the tenant with full legal compliance and proof of service.

⏱ Day 35–75

We represent your interests through trial. Once judgment is entered, we immediately request the Writ of Possession.

⏱ Day 90–120

The Sheriff posts a 5-day notice, then executes the lockout. You regain full possession of your property.

Good To Know

What Affects Your Timeline

Every eviction is different. Several factors can shorten or lengthen the 90–120 day estimate:

Notice type — a 3-Day Notice moves faster than a 60- or 90-Day Notice.
Whether the tenant contests — an uncontested default judgment is far quicker than a contested trial.
Court schedules — caseloads vary by county and courthouse.
Service of process — if a tenant is evading service, additional steps may be required.
Sheriff availability — the final lockout depends on the Sheriff department's schedule.

We keep your case moving as fast as the law allows and keep you informed at every stage.

The sooner you begin, the sooner you regain your property. Complete our quick intake form now.