Eviction Summons Servers in Florida
Florida Statewide Service of Process Services
Private Process Server Services

A. C. E., Inc. Private Process Serving in Florida
We specialize in serving Eviction Notices from All Jurisdictions.
Applicable State and Federal Law Apply with every service. Laws from the Issuing Court Govern all Services and Affidavits
We work for Landlords and Attorneys only.

Most Popular Delivery of and Service of Process Eviction Documents Served in Florida
Service of a Three Day Notice
Service of a Five Day Eviction Summons
Service of a Twenty Day Eviction Summons
Service of Summons and Complaint for Possession
Service of Summons and Complaint for Damages
Service of a Summons and Complaint
Service of a Summons and Notice

Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate
Florida 7 Day Notice to Comply or vacate.
Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate (3 Day Notice )
5-Day Eviction Notice (Non-Payment of Rent)

Telephone: 561. 447. 7638
Email: info@acefla.com

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EVICTION SUMMONS
An Eviction is the removal of a tenant from rental property by the landlord. Depending on the laws of the jurisdiction, an eviction may also be known as unlawful detainer, summary possession, forcible detainer, eject-ment, and repossession among other similar meaning terms. Most Importantly, the term "eviction summons" is the most commonly used in legal proceedings between the property owner / landlord Attorney and tenant (s).

As Private Process Servers we observe the statutes and civil rules of procedure for the service of an eviction by exacting the service of the eviction summons in accordance with the laws applicable.

Summary of the Eviction Process
This is not to be considered Legal Advise. We are NOT Attorneys. We are Private Process Servers in Florida. We provide service of process services and when serving evictions we are guided by the "steps" of the Law.

The Initial Steps of an Eviction Proceeding:

Draft and Serve Three-Day Notice.
We will serve the Three Day Notice for you anywhere in Florida.
A landlord must serve a Three-Day Notice demanding payment of rent or possession of the premises within three (3) days. The date of service and weekends and legal holidays are excluded. After the expiration of the Three-Day Notice the landlord may proceed with the summons and complaint. One of our Licensed Private Process Servers will serve the Summons and Complaint for you!

For the termination of tenancies for reasons other than rent the notice period varies. For breaches of the lease other than payment of rent the landlord must serve a seven day notice to comply or vacate. (We will serve the document for you anywhere in Florida.) To end a periodic tenancy at the end of the period the notice requirements depend on the length of the term. If the tenancy is from year to year the landlord must give not less than 3 months’ notice prior to the end of any annual period; for a tenancy from quarter to quarter, by giving not less than 45 days’ notice prior to the end of any quarter; for a month to month tenancy, by giving not less than 15 days’ notice prior to the end of any monthly period; and for a tenancy that is from week to week, the landlord must give not less than 7 days’ notice prior to the end of any weekly period. Consultant an Attorney to confirm your required steps!

The number of copies to serve upon the tenant (s) depends on the circumstances. For one tenant serve an original and three copies of the notice. For two tenants serve the original and five copies. This may not be necessary, always consult an Attorney ! We will serve the documents for you anywhere in Florida

The Second Step:

Serving the Complaint and Summons.
We will serve the complaint for you anywhere in Florida
In the State of Florida you must use a Licensed Private Process Server to "serve" the Summons and Complaint.
The Florida Complaint: The landlord must file the original Complaint and sufficient copies of the complaint for each tenant with the Clerk. The landlord must also file a copy of the Three-Day Notice and a copy of the lease, if one exists, and attach a copy of the notice and lease to each copy of the eviction complaint. The complaint must be signed in the presence of a deputy clerk and must be notarized by a notary public.

Serving the Summons:
The court clerk will issue an Eviction Summons for Residential matters after the eviction complaint is filed and the $10.00 Summons fee is paid. A copy of the complaint, three-day notice, and lease (if one exists) will be attached for service on the tenant. The Sheriff or a Private Process Server can serve the summons. We will serve the summons for you anywhere in Florida

Posting and Mailing:
If we cannot serve the summons and complaint will we properly post the documents in accordance with the Statute that permits posting after two attempts made six hours apart. We are here for you and can handle service anywhere in Florida
The summons and eviction complaint can be served by posting and mailing if the tenant cannot be served either personally or by substitute service. Posting means attaching to a conspicuous part of the premises. For serving by posting and mailing the landlord must request the clerk to mail the notice to the tenant by Certificate of Mailing
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The Last Steps
Always hire an Attorney to protect your rights.

Hearing:
The tenant has five days (exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays) after service of the Summons to file an answer. If an answer is filed and money deposited the landlord must contact the Court to schedule a hearing.

Default:
If the tenant fails to answer the Summons, the landlord may file a Motion for Default and proceed with obtaining a Final Judgment for Possession and a Writ of Possession.
The Clerk is authorized to enter a Default at the end of five days after service upon the tenant. Upon the default being entered by the Clerk the Judge will then review the file and enter the Final Judgment for Possession and direct the Clerk to issue the Writ of Possession.
The landlord must furnish the clerk with an original Final Judgment for Possession and a copy for the landlord and for each tenant. The landlord must also furnish the Clerk with pre-addressed stamped envelopes to the tenant (s) and him/herself for mailing the conformed copy of the Final Judgment. The Writ of Possession has to be presented to the Clerk for issuance.

After entry of the Judgment the Clerk will issue a Writ of Possession describing the premises and commanding the sheriff to put the landlord in possession after 24 hours. The Writ must be served by the Sheriff and CANNOT be lawfully served by a Private Process Server !

This is general information and no substitute for legal advice. You should seek legal advice from a landlord-tenant attorney before taking any action that might affect your rights. Find an attorney in our landlord-tenant attorney directory.

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Eviction Summons Services is a specialized professional Licensed Process Server and or a Licensed Private Investigator Service in Florida.
Our Eviction Summons services are offered to Attorneys, Management Companies and Landlords ONLY. We do not offer any service of process services to the public.
We do NOT offer Eviction Legal Advice, as we are NOT Attorneys. If you need legal advice, always contact a Lawyer / Attorney.
We are not Attorneys, we work primarily for Attorneys, Law Offices and Legal Professionals ONLY.

We Serve Eviction Documents to Tenants

Our Eviction Process Serving services extend throughout the State of Florida
All Eviction Services are predicated upon applicable State and or Federal Statutes from where the lawsuit )jurisdiction) originates.

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Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate
Florida 7 Day Notice to Comply or vacate.
Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate (3 Day Notice )
5-Day Eviction Notice (Non-Payment of Rent)

Telephone: 561. 447. 7638
Email: info@acefla.com

Counties, Cities and Zip Codes