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Stop Eviction Now

When you are looking to stop eviction now, the first step that we recommend at Stop Foreclosure California is to take a minute to actually talk to your landlord. Whether you need to know how to delay eviction after foreclosure or something else, our team has more than a decade of experience and are here to help. It doesn’t matter who you are, if the eviction process actually starts to play out, it will cost both the tenant and landlord both precious time and money. If you are able to come to an agreement outside of the courts, it will save both parties resources. Of course, whether or not you can get your landlord to play ball just depends on the overall circumstances with your given situation. In many cases, we have found that your landlord may be willing to stop your eviction if you come to terms that are amenable to them. In cases that don’t involve foreclosure, these usually include either paying your rent on time or stopping the behavior the landlord perceives to violate the terms of your lease. If you can’t come to terms, then you might be able to negotiate on a date to move out that affords you the appropriate amount of time to find a new place. If your issue deals with paying the rent, then the easiest way to stop the eviction is to pay what you owe. By the terms of California law, the eviction process will stop at this point. If you do come to an agreement before you have to enlist our or another company’s assistance, please get it in writing with signatures from both parties so that it really exists! If you just can’t get to an agreement, then our team is here to help you in your time of stress and need. Our team knows all of the ins and outs for preparing your answer to your landlord filing the complaint against you in a court of law. We also know how to help you defend your rights. For example, your landlord is not allowed to shutoff your utilities to get you to move out. If they do try to do this, then it becomes part of our defense about getting kicked out of your home. Even if you don’t have a good defense in California, you still have rights against eviction. We know how to help you navigate this complex landscape, so please give our team a call when you have a chance to call. We will go out of our way to help you and look forward to taking your phone call.