How It Works
Three Steps.
One Clear Path.
Facing an eviction is stressful. The filing process doesn't have to be. Here's exactly what happens when you work with Evictions760 — 25 years of Riverside County court experience, every document supervised by a licensed attorney.
Tell Us About Your Case
Complete our intake form — no legal jargon, no confusing questions. We ask only what we need: your notice or court paperwork, your timeline, and your situation. It takes about 10 minutes.
- Upload or describe your eviction notice or court summons
- Tell us the key dates — when you were served, your response deadline
- Share any relevant facts about your tenancy or the dispute
Don't have all the details? Start anyway — we'll follow up with any questions.
We Prepare Your Documents
Our team reviews your intake and prepares your court-ready filing documents based on Riverside County Superior Court requirements. Every document is tailored to your specific case and reviewed under the supervision of a licensed California attorney.
- Documents prepared to Riverside County Superior Court standards
- Affirmative defenses and legal grounds identified for your situation
- All documents reviewed under licensed attorney supervision
Our supervising attorney is also available for direct representation if your case requires it.
File and Stand Your Ground
You receive your completed documents with step-by-step filing instructions. File at the Riverside County Superior Court clerk's office — or add our in-person filing assistance for an extra hand.
- Clear instructions for filing at the correct courthouse
- Guidance on what to bring and what to expect at the clerk's window
- Optional in-person filing assistance available (+$50)
After filing, your case is officially on the record. The court must hear your side.
Know Your Deadlines
California Eviction Timelines
Missing a deadline can cost you your case. Here's what to know.
Pay rent, fix a violation, or vacate. You can respond in writing before the deadline.
No-fault termination. 30 days for tenancies under 1 year; 60 days for 1 year or more.
Time to file your Answer after being served with an Unlawful Detainer lawsuit.
Typically scheduled 20 days after the Answer is filed. Your documents must be ready.
Ready to Start?
Your deadline is real. Get your documents prepared today.