You now have a Final Judgment signed by the judge and have told us to get a Writ of Possession.

 

1. The Court Clerk will issue a Writ of Possession and give this to the Sheriff’s Department.

 

2. The Sheriff’s Department will process the Writ of Possession and assign the Writ to a Deputy.

 

3. The Deputy will serve the Writ of Possession by taping it to the door of the unit.

 

4. The Sheriff’s Deputy will notify you when he/she will return to the property and meet you at the door. This will usually be 1-2 days after the Deputy serves the Writ. DO NOT CANCEL THE WRIT EVEN IF THE TENANT HAS VACATED. The Deputy will encourage this, BUT do not do it.

 

5. You will meet the Sheriff’s Deputy at the door AND AT THAT TIME change the locks, remove every item from the unit and place it on the property line. Do not give the tenant any extension of time, do not store the items, do not allow the tenant back into the unit, do not take any of the items, do not hold the items hostage or do anything to restrict the tenant from getting their items from the property line.

 

Call 1 800 253 8428 if you have any questions about executing the Writ of Possession.

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