I want to file a tenant eviction lawsuit — how should I do it?

Hello. This is the real estate specialist attorney from Daeryun Law Firm.

A tenant eviction lawsuit is a procedure that legally evicts a tenant when the tenant does not voluntarily vacate the room or pay monthly rent even after the contract has ended.

For a tenant eviction lawsuit, evidence such as a copy of the lease contract, content-certified mail and proof of postal delivery, receipts for unpaid monthly rent or other proof of non-payment, and the contents of conversations with the tenant are needed.

To file a tenant eviction lawsuit in your situation, you must follow the procedures below.

1. Attempt to communicate with the tenant
2. Send content-certified mail
3. File the tenant eviction lawsuit
4. Argument
5. Pronouncement of judgment
6. Compulsory execution

If the tenant does not vacate even after legally receiving an eviction order through the eviction lawsuit, you can request compulsory execution.

Tenant eviction lawsuits have complex procedures and require considerable legal knowledge.

In particular, when handling matters related to compulsory execution or unpaid monthly rent issues, the help of a real estate specialist attorney is very important.

The real estate specialist attorney manages all procedures before and after filing the lawsuit, including sending content-certified mail, and accompanies you to ensure that the procedure is conducted in accordance with legal procedures.

If you determine that you need legal assistance regarding a tenant eviction lawsuit, please request a consultation right now.