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Begin by entering your name and current address, including street number, apartment number, and zip code. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
Fill in your phone numbers: home, work, and cell. This ensures that you can be contacted easily regarding your eviction case.
Provide the address where the wrongful eviction occurred. This helps establish the context of your situation.
Indicate whether anyone else lived in the apartment with you by selecting 'Yes' or 'No.' If yes, list their names and ages if they are children.
Complete details about your tenancy such as the date you moved in, current rent amount, security deposit, and number of bedrooms.
Answer questions regarding your rental agreement and landlord's information. Attach any relevant documents if applicable.
Document any notices received from your landlord regarding eviction. Be as detailed as possible about dates and types of notices.
Describe any harm caused by the eviction along with evidence such as witnesses or receipts. This section is vital for supporting your claims.
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