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Complete California Eviction Notice Package

Every notice type. Every jurisdiction. One package. Done right.

 

California evictions require different notices for different situations — and each one must include the correct language for your specific jurisdiction. A landlord in Oakland cannot use the same three-day notice as a landlord in Fresno. A no-fault termination in San Francisco triggers requirements that simply don't exist in unincorporated Alameda County. Our complete eviction notice package covers every situation with jurisdiction-specific forms for California's most complex rent-controlled markets — prepared by professionals who manage properties in these markets every day.

 

 

What's included

  • Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit — standard + Oakland (RAP), SF (Rent Ordinance), LA (RSO) versions

  • Three-Day Notice to Cure or Quit — for curable lease violations

  • Three-Day Notice to Quit (Unconditional) — for incurable violations

  • 30-Day Notice to Quit — for month-to-month tenancies under 1 year

  • 60-Day Notice to Quit — for tenancies of 1 year or more

  • Notice of Belief of Abandonment — when tenant has vacated without notice

  • Proof of Service form — documents how notice was served

  • Complete instruction guide: which notice to use, how to fill it out, how to serve it, how to count the notice period, and what to do next

  • Current with 2026 California law including AB 2347 (extended tenant response time) and SB 567 (no-fault eviction rules)

    $249.00Price
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    Why California landlords don't use generic templates

    If you get it wrong
    What it costs you
    Defective notice — wrong amount, missing elements, or wrong form
    Case dismissed. Refile fee: $240–$435. Plus weeks of lost rent at Bay Area rates.
    Generic form in a rent-controlled city (Oakland, SF, LA)
    Missing required RAP or local ordinance language = automatic dismissal.
    Missing required lease disclosures at move-in
    Tenant defense in eviction proceeding. Habitability claim exposure.
    Hiring a California eviction attorney
    $300–$500/hour. Full representation: $1,500–$5,000+.

    Our documents are prepared by California real estate professionals who manage rent-controlled properties and handle evictions every day. We know exactly what California courts require — because we work in them.

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