Landlord and Tenant Law
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Complaint in Forcible Entry and Detainer Owner Occupied Mobile Home
JDF 147 Complaint in Forcible Entry and Detainer Owner Occupied Mobile Home 3-12.doc
Motion for Entry of Judgment Mobile Home-Landlord and Tenant
JDF 145 Motion for Entry of Judgment Mobile Home FED3-12.doc
Writ of Restitution Mobile Home-Landlord and Tenant
JDF 144 Writ of Restitution Mobile Home.doc
Demand Notice Owner Occupied Mobile Home For Non Payment Rent
JDF 143 Demand Notice Owner Occupied Mobile Home For Non Payment of Rent 3-12.doc
Notice to Quit Owner Occupied Mobile Home-Landlord and Tenant
JDF 142 Notice to Quit Owner Occupied Mobile Home 9-16.doc
Notice to Quit Mobile Home Tenancy Contrary to Rules And Regulations of Park
JDF 141 Notice to Quit Mobile Home Tenancy Contrary to Rules And Regulations of Park 3-12.doc
FED Instructions Mobile Home-Landlord and Tenant
JDF 140 FED InstructionsMobileHomeFED R3 15 (FINAL).doc
Motion for Entry of Judgment on Stipulation-Landlord and Tenant
JDF 91 Motion for Entry of Judgment on Stipulation (1).doc used for mobile home eviction cases in Colorado
summons and complaint forceable detainer action-Landlord and Tenant
Complaint for a landlord to evict tenant in Colorado
Complaint for Improper Foreclosure – Georgia
The judicial foreclosure process starts when a lender sues a delinquent borrower in the county where the property is located. To initiate the suit, the lender (the plaintiff) files a document called a “complaint for foreclosure” or “petition for foreclosure” in court. Plaintiff’s complaint for breach of contract, failure to provide notice pursuant to the security deed and failure to act in good faith and fair dealing regarding plaintiff’s loan modification and terms of the security deed, violation of Georgia Fair Lending Act, wrongful foreclosure, negligence, emotional distress, punitive damages, attorney’s fees and expenses.
Residential Lease Agreement-Landlord and Tenant
My Standard Residential Lease Agreement. Editable if some provisions need to be changed (lawn care, what utilities are or are not paid, etc.). Applicable to Colorado Law Only.
Motion to Dismiss FED Case-Landlord and Tenant
Motion to Dismiss a FED case for lack of proper service and improper pleading. Ultimately, it worked, but the court still required a hearing.
Motion for Attorney’s Fees Pursuant-Landlord and Tenant
A Motion for an award of attorney’s fees in a civil FED case. Filed under 13-17-101 CRS, seeking the award for a substantially frivolous, groundless, and/or vexatious action and/or pleading. Fact specific, but a good starting point in any request for fees. It was ultimately denied as the defendant “was not aware of the possibility of an award of attorney’s fees” under 13-17-102(6), despite having had several discussions about exactly that on the record.
Motion for Absentee Testimony – Landlord Tenant
Motion seeking to allow testimony via telephone for out of state witnesses/litigants.
Motion to Quash Service Pursuant–Landlord and Tenant
A Motion to Quash Service in a FED (Eviction) case, where Plaintiff failed to follow Rule 304 regarding proper service of a Complaint and Summons. While it may seem so, the Defendants were not married, nor were they otherwise related. As the Rule requires service in this instance separately on each, even had Plaintiff properly served one tenant, he did not properly serve the other.