Posted on March 03, 2023 in Landlord Eviction

Landlords face many legal obligations and responsibilities that can be difficult to understand and manage. At Landlord Evictions, LLC, we assist landlords in the eviction process. Landlord Evictions, LLC is a division of Gateville Law Firm. As a landlord, you can rest assured that our experienced attorneys will smoothly handle your Real Estate needs. Landlord Evictions, LLC also assists in many other legal requirements that landlords face, such as: 

• Tenant Evictions

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 Posted on February 08, 2023 in Residential Landlord Evictions

This article's goal is to help Illinois landlords who have rental properties in the Somonauk and DeKalb County regions. A landlord has the right to remove a tenant from a leased home. The landlord must give the tenant notice and go through the legal process to get an eviction order.

Legal problems involving landlords and tenants can be challenging, whether a person is dealing with residential or commercial real estate. There are specific rules governing the renting of real estate and, more specifically, the eviction of tenants, in addition to the normal contract law that must be taken into account. The rules governing residential tenant rights really offer stronger consumer safeguards than most other legal sectors.

Without consulting an eviction lawyer, landlords who decide to evict a tenant on their own run the risk of suffering substantial repercussions if the eviction is not carried out in compliance with Illinois state law. The Forcible Entry and Detainer Process, sometimes referred to as a “eviction,” contains important details on the eviction procedures and laws in the State of Illinois. The eviction process has especially become more complicated since the Covid-19 outbreak first struck in early 2020, making it more important to work with an experienced eviction lawyer.

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 Posted on February 07, 2023 in Residential Landlord Evictions

This article's goal is to help Illinois property owners who have rental properties in Maple Park and the surrounding regions of Kane County. An owner of a rental property has the right to evict a tenant. The landlord must give the tenant notice and complete the legal process in order to get an eviction order.

Being a landlord of a residential or commercial property is a laborious and time-consuming chore that is made more difficult when you have to deal with a tenant who owes you money or has broken other lease clauses. At some point, eviction becomes the only option.

The eviction process has become substantially more complicated since the Covid-19 outbreak first struck in early 2020, making it even more important to work with a knowledgeable eviction lawyer. The Forcible Entry and Detainer Process, also referred to as an “eviction,” contains important information on the eviction procedures and laws in the State of Illinois.

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 Posted on February 03, 2023 in Residential Landlord Evictions

This article's goal is to help Illinois landlords who have rental properties in the Oswego and Kendall County regions. A landlord has the right to remove a tenant from a leased home. The landlord must give the tenant notice and go through the legal process to get an eviction order.

Legal problems involving landlords and tenants can be challenging, whether a person is dealing with residential or commercial real estate. There are specific rules governing the renting of real estate and, more specifically, the eviction of tenants, in addition to the normal contract law that must be taken into account. The rules governing residential tenant rights really offer stronger consumer safeguards than most other legal sectors.

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 Posted on February 02, 2023 in Residential Landlord Evictions

This article's goal is to help Illinois landlords who have rental properties in the Coal City and Grundy County regions. A landlord has the right to remove a tenant from a leased home. The landlord must give the tenant notice and go through the legal process to get an eviction order.

Legal problems involving landlords and tenants can be challenging, whether a person is dealing with residential or commercial real estate. There are specific rules governing the renting of real estate and, more specifically, the eviction of tenants, in addition to the normal contract law that must be taken into account. The rules governing residential tenant rights really offer stronger consumer safeguards than most other legal sectors.

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 Posted on January 27, 2023 in Landlord Eviction

This blog will discuss the DeKalb County Circuit Court and the Sandwich, Illinois eviction process for landlords. The Forcible Entry and Detainer Act, 735 ILCS five-ninths (hereinafter referred to as “Eviction Statute”), is the statute that addresses the eviction process in Illinois. The requirements for the eviction process are set-forth in the Eviction Statute. We will discuss the multiple steps landlords must do to conduct an eviction in Sandwich, Illinois.

1st Step: Eviction Notice is Required

There are several types of eviction notices in the eviction process. Here are the following eviction notices in residential evictions:

• Thirty (30) Day Notice

• Five (5) Day Notice

• Seven (7) Day Notice

• Ten (10) Day Notice

Depending on the situation, the landlord should serve at least one of the following eviction notices to the tenants and unknown occupants. The first step in the eviction process is the delivery of the eviction notice to the tenant. We highly recommend personal service, which is the hand-delivery of the eviction notice to the tenant(s). The second type of authorized service of process is certified mail with a signature required. The certified mail requirement requires that the landlord mail a certified copy of the eviction notice to the tenant. The certified mail notice must require the tenant to sign the certified mail slip. Without the signature required mail slip, the certified mail option will be invalid. If the tenant (or a household member at least 13 years of age or higher) does not sign the certified mail slip, then the certified mail delivery method will be ineffective. Landlords should not post the eviction notice on the door nor text or email the eviction notice(s) because these methods are ineffective. The Eviction Statute describes the appropriate methods to serve eviction notices, which are the certified mail slip (signature required method) and the personal delivery of the eviction notice method. These are the two methods of service of the process approved by the Illinois courts.

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 Posted on January 16, 2023 in Commercial Landlord Evictions

This article assists owners of commercial rental properties in Wheaton and DuPage County, Illinois. The eviction process has increased in difficulty since the beginning of COVID-19. The complexity of the eviction process requires the expertise of an experienced commercial eviction lawyer. The eviction process in Wheaton, Illinois governed by the Illinois Forcible Entry and Detainer Act, See 735 ILCS 5/9. While commercial landlords may face difficult financial circumstances, they still must follow the legal process for properly evicting commercial tenants. 

Commercial Landlords Are Prohibited from Using Self-Help Remedies to Evict Commercial Tenants 

Under Illinois law, commercial landlords are generally prohibited from using “self-help” remedies to evict a business tenant. Commercial landlords must follow a legal process and it outlaws the following conduct:

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 Posted on January 13, 2023 in Residential Landlord Evictions

This guide is intended to assist landlords who own commercial rental properties in Romeoville, Illinois, which is in the Will County. Since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, the eviction procedure has significantly increased in complexity, making it more and more crucial to hire a qualified eviction attorney. The Forcible Entry and Detainer Process, sometimes known as an "eviction," provides pertinent information on the eviction laws and processes in the State of Illinois.

All sorts of business owners are susceptible to sales declines and financial difficulties. Unfortunately, when this occurs, the landlord may find themselves in a challenging situation. On the one hand, commercial property owners may be ready to wait out a quiet season for a delinquent business tenant since they are aware that it is typically simpler to maintain an existing tenant than it is to acquire a new one.

On the other side, the investor's earnings may be reduced by the missed payments, to the point where it puts them at danger for developing their own financial issues. Because of this, it's critical for investors to grasp the eviction procedure for a commercial tenant who is late on their rent and to carefully assess their choices before proceeding with the action.

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 Posted on January 12, 2023 in Eviction Attorney

The purpose of this article is to assist Illinois landlords who own rental homes in North Aurora and the neighbouring areas of Kane County. A landlord has the authority to kick a tenant out of a rental property. To get an eviction order, the landlord must give the tenant notice and follow the legal procedure.

Being a landlord of a residential or commercial property is a time-consuming, arduous task that is made more challenging when you must deal with a tenant who owes you money or has not upheld other provisions of their lease agreement. There comes a time when eviction is the only choice.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic first hit in early 2020, the eviction procedure has significantly increased in complexity, making it more crucial to engage with a skilled eviction attorney. Important information on the eviction processes and legislation in the State of Illinois is contained in the Forcible Entry and Detainer Process, sometimes known as an "eviction."

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 Posted on January 11, 2023 in Eviction Attorney

This article is intended for landlords and property owners in Sugar Grove, Illinois. In this article, we will discuss the eviction process in Kane County from a landlord's perspective. The beginning process for eviction in Kane County, Illinois is determining the appropriate eviction notice to serve the tenant(s).

Eviction Notices

There are four types of eviction notices in Sugar Grove, Illinois. Here are the four types of eviction notices:

• Five-Day Eviction Notice. The Five-Day Eviction Notice is an eviction notice intended for tenants that have failed to pay their rent. The five-day notice is a non-payment of rent notice and is the fastest way to begin the formal eviction process in Sugar Grove. 

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