Does Seayora file the case for me?
No, and it never will. It tells you what your court requires, links you to the forms and the fee, keeps the deadlines and keeps the record. Filing, serving and appearing are yours — and are worth a lawyer.
From the guide When Rent Has Failed: Navigating an Eviction.
What Seayora does not do
- It does not file anything. There is no e-filing, no court integration, and there will not be one. You or your lawyer file.
- It does not serve anything on anybody. A notice you serve through Seayora is served by you; the papers that start a court case are served the way your state requires, usually by a sheriff, constable, marshal or licensed process server.
- It does not evict. Only a court officer executing a court order can remove somebody from a home, in every state without exception.
- It is not legal advice and Seayora is not a law firm. Every step, deadline and citation is a starting point drawn from the statute named beside it. Courts, local rules and the facts of a tenancy change what applies. Have a lawyer look at anything you are about to file.
Read the whole guide: When Rent Has Failed: Navigating an Eviction