Your story does not make sense. In order to evict a tenant, the landlord must give a proper and correct 3 day notice, once the 3 days passes unless you present the full rent or the amount in the 3 day notice [it is not required that the landlord actually accept what you tender to them, just that you show you have offered the money to be paid right then], the landlord or management company must file suit and properly serve all the occupants it is aware of, go to trial [takes at least 2-4 weeks for a court date], you can ask the judge for an extension if they do not accept your story of tendering the amount owed, a judgment of eviction has to be entered and given to the sheriff [can take another 2-4 weeks] who gives a move out date at which time they show up and physically remove the occupants against whom there is a judgment. ?If that is not what happened, file a Cal. Code of Civil Procedure Section 473 motion to set aside any default judgment [ask local law librarian which form books show you what to say]. ? First call and e-mail the attorney and point out the legal errors and the run around and that you will sue unless it is immediately fixed.
Answered on Jul 11th, 2016 at 5:54 AM