Simple. Guided. Affordable.
New Jersey Evictions,
from Start to Finish.
We make it easy. FileEvictions gives you all the tools you’ll need for evictions due to non-payment of rent, from filing to tenant removal. Manage your cases all in one place.
Overwhelmed by the cost and time of evicting tenants? We are kicking off our software exclusively for non-payment of rent and landlords confident to proceed without an attorney. This is our launching pad to a full-fledged dashboard with a ton of exciting features, attorneys, and more.
- Free Access
- Free Eviction Forms
- Free Mailing (Coming Soon)
- Free Case Management
- Free Support
About us
6 Reasons to Choose FileEvictions.
FileEvictions was founded by a seasoned team of real estate professionals and local attorneys experienced in managing and navigating the complex process of evictions.
State Specific
All of our forms and procedures have been reviewed by legal experts and are in compliance with New Jersey's eviction laws.
Fast & Easy
Our simple process guides you through evictions, saves you time and eliminates common errors often the cause for delays.
Affordable
Between loss of rent and property damage, legal fees for an eviction can exasperate the financial burden. We minimize the costs.
Documents
Draft pleadings in minutes with confidence. Save, edit, sign, and print your documents. We've made it easy for you.
Instructions
We provide you with the information you'll need to ensure your pleadings and filing meet the requirements.
Dashboard
Keep cases and properties all in one place, organized, and easily accessible with our dashboard. Never miss a step.
it doesn't get simpler
How it Works.
non-payment of rent
Available Documents.
Everything you need for an eviction when your tenant has not paid rent as agreed.
- Verified Complaint
- Tenant Summons
- Certification by Landlord
- Landlord Case Information Statement (LCIS)
- Certification of Lease and Registration Statement
- Cover Letters
- Ledger (Coming Soon)
- Request for Warrant of Removal (Coming Soon)
Case File
Access case information, supporting documents and pleadings all in one place, with a few clicks. While here, view alerts for the next steps to take in the process.
Pleadings
Easily view pleadings you have drafted or are still in progress. With the option to save and edit, you can come back any time to complete your form or make changes to it.
Simple Forms
We uncomplicate a complicated process. Our forms are designed with you in mind. With questions tailored to your situation, you can complete our forms within minutes.
FAQ
The short answer is: Yes. Self-help evictions, not to be confused with Self-Representation, are illegal, even if justified. Landlords are required, by law, to follow a certain process in order to remove tenants from the property. Changing the locks, removing tenants’ personal belongings from the property, and shutting off utilities, are just a few examples of what NOT to do. A tenant can only be evicted by a special court officer with a Warrant for Removal issued by a court clerk, after an order has been entered with the court.
Unless you, the landlord or property manager, are an LLC or Corporation, you have the right to represent yourself. In doing so, you would be appearing “Pro Se.” You may complete and file the required forms, go through the legal process, and appear in court without an attorney. However, before you take that first step, make sure you fully understand the eviction process. One slip-up could cost you additional time and money.
A tenant may have several defenses in court. As the landlord or property manager, you want to make sure you are doing everything you are required to do under the law in order to successfully evict the tenant. A few common defenses that hold up in court are: failing to follow through each required step in the eviction process, not having a cause for eviction, refusing to provide the tenant with a home that is both safe and decent.
Attorney fees can range between five hundred and several thousands of dollars, depending on the complexity of your case. With FileEvictions, for a limited time, you can draft all of the documents needed in an eviction suit and manage your case, at no cost.
In New Jersey, an eviction process, from start to finish, can range between six weeks and six months, if not longer. Guiding you through your eviction, we eliminate common errors that are often the cause for delays.
