Landlord / Tenant
Proceedings to receive possession of premises and/or obtain a
money judgment are heard in the district court.
The complaint must be filed in the district court where the
premises are located.
Before a complaint may be brought seeking to evict a tenant, the
landlord must first serve on the tenant a notice to quit. After the
time has passed on the notice to quit, the landlord may then file a
complaint with the district court The complaint must also be served
on the tenant.
On the day of the hearing the court will hear testimony from the
landlord and tenant.
If an agreement is reached, the terms will be placed on the
record.
If the tenant fails to appear a default judgment will enter. If,
after 10 days, the judgment is not paid and/or tenant is still in
possession of the premises the landlord may seek a writ of eviction
from the district court.
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