Summary
In West Virginia, tenants without a lease must receive a 30-day notice for eviction. The notice must state a valid reason, the date to vacate, and the landlords signature. If the notice lacks a valid reason, it may not be legally enforceable. Seek legal advice or contact Legal Aid of West Virginia for assistance.Full Conversation
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In West Virginia, landlords must provide a reason for eviction. Have they given you a written notice?
Yes, they wrote one at home
What does the written notice state as the reason for eviction? In West Virginia, landlords must provide a valid reason for eviction such as non-payment of rent or violation of lease terms.
It doesnt have one
In West Virginia, eviction notices must state a valid reason. If it doesn't, it may not be legally enforceable. Have you considered seeking legal advice?
Yes
What does the eviction notice say exactly? In West Virginia, a valid eviction notice should include:
- The reason for eviction
- The date by which you must vacate
- Landlord's signature
That we have 30 days to leave the house or they will take us to court
What date was the eviction notice given to you? In West Virginia, a *-day notice is required for eviction without cause.
October 4th *
What date does the eviction notice state you must vacate the premises by? In West Virginia, the notice should provide at least 30 days from the date it was given.
November 4th *
The eviction notice seems to be in accordance with West Virginia law, providing a *-day notice period. Have you considered contacting a local legal aid organization for assistance?
Yes
That's a good step. Legal Aid of West Virginia might be able to help. Their contact number is (*) *-*.
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