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Hiring a law firm to file an eviction is like using a sledgehammer to hang a picture—unnecessary, costly, and overkill for a simple task.
At EvictPhilly, we believe in giving property owners exactly what they need—no more, no less. Why pay for the entire law firm when you only need the law clerk? Unlike traditional legal services that come with high fees and unnecessary complexities, we streamline the eviction process by handling filings quickly and affordably. Our team of experienced clerks specializes in eviction filings, ensuring full compliance with local landlord-tenant laws while saving you time and money. With us, you pay per step, so you only invest in what’s necessary to get your property back. Our incentive? Helping you reach a resolution as efficiently as possible, often without ever stepping into a courtroom. Choose us for a simple, equitable solution that’s focused on results—not billable hours.
Lawyers are expensive;
Taking back your property shoulde’t be.
Evictions Filings Starting as low as $100
A typical eviction filing can take upwards of 3 months and cost thousands. Our unique and equitable approach to eviction filings start at as little as $100 and could return your property in weeks not months. Unlike traditional law firms that are incentivized by getting to court; Our methodology prioritizes resolving disputes before court filing saving landlords both time and money. By utilizing the eviction diversion program as it was intended we help landlords retrieve their property and tenants avoid unnecessary eviction filing burdens.
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Only Pay For What You Use
Eviction Filing is generally a three-step process. Why pay for all three steps when you might only need one?
Evictions Made Simple
Step 1: Notice.
In Philadelphia, landlords must provide a 10- to 30-day Notice to Quit, depending on the reason for eviction, to inform tenants of the pending eviction and their legal rights. This requirement ensures tenants have a fair opportunity to address the issue or find alternative housing, promoting due process and equitable treatment.
Step 2: Eviction Diversion Program
Philadelphia requires landlords to participate in a mediation process with tenants before filing for eviction, aiming to resolve disputes and negotiate payment plans or other solutions. This program helps prevent unnecessary evictions by encouraging communication and providing resources to both parties.
Step 3: Municipal Court
After participating in the Eviction Diversion Program, landlords in Philadelphia must file an eviction complaint with the Municipal Court to proceed with their case. The court will then schedule a hearing where both the landlord and tenant can present their arguments and evidence to the Judge.
