Eviction Settlement Agreement Details

Summary

In New Jersey, landlords must provide a written notice before eviction. Eviction due to non-payment requires a notice period, usually 30 days. Settlement agreements often include payment plans or move-out dates. If the payment is not made by the agreed date, the landlord may proceed with eviction. You can file an Order to Show Cause to ask the court to take emergency action. Contact New Jersey Courts at 609-815-2900 for more information.

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What state are you currently residing in, ****? This will help me provide you with the most accurate information regarding eviction laws in your area.
New Jersey
Are you being evicted due to non-payment of rent or for another reason?

General Information:
- In New Jersey, landlords must provide a written notice before eviction.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
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General Information:
- In New Jersey, eviction due to non-payment requires a notice period.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
Have you received a written notice from your landlord?
yes
What is the duration mentioned in the notice for you to vacate the property?

General Information:
- In New Jersey, the notice period for non-payment of rent is usually 30 days.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
have a settlement agreement judgement possession
What are the terms of the settlement agreement?

General Information:
- Settlement agreements in eviction cases often include payment plans or move-out dates.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
pay back rent
What is the total amount of back rent you are required to pay according to the settlement agreement?
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What is the timeline given in the settlement agreement for you to pay back the rent?

General Information:
- In New Jersey, the timeline for repayment in settlement agreements varies.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
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General Information:
- If the payment is not made by the agreed date, the landlord may proceed with eviction.
- Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.
can I do a order to show cause
Yes, you can file an Order to Show Cause in New Jersey. It's used to ask the court to take emergency action. Contact: New Jersey Courts, *-*-*.