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Our experienced Illinois landlord-tenant attorneys have the skill and affordable rates you need to handle every aspect of your landlord-tenant dispute or eviction matter. Our Illinois eviction lawyers have experience in both commercial and residential landlord-tenant disputes. Whatever your situation, we will fight for a favorable solution to your matter while ensuring your rights are upheld.
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In this Learn About Law episode, Illinois attorney Kevin O'flaherty discusses the eviction process in Illinois.
In this article, our Illinois landlord-tenant lawyers explain the Illinois eviction process. The first step in an eviction proceeding is to prepare the proper notice of eviction. The length of the notice depends on the reason for the eviction:
The next step in an eviction proceeding is to properly serve the eviction notice upon the tenant by hand delivery, certified mail return receipt requested, or posting on the door of the premises in question.
Next, the landlord must file a complaint for eviction in the proper court and properly serve the complaint upon the tenant. Finally, the Landlord must appear at the hearing date shown on the summons and prove that he or she followed the proper eviction procedures. If the court enters an order of eviction and the tenant fails to vacate the premises, the Landlord may request that the sheriff remove the tenant.
In this Learn About Law episode, Illinois attorney Kevin O'flaherty discusses the eviction process in Illinois.
Our Illinois landlord-tenant attorneys discuss common disputes between condominium owners and condominium associations, condominium boards, and individual members of condominium boards in Illinois. We will provide an overview of the primary sources of litigation between condominium owners and condominium associations, as well as an explanation of how such litigation is typically handled according to Illinois law.
Read the full article by our Illinois landlord-tenant lawyers explaining Illinois condominium law.
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