NOTICE TO QUIT

The first step in the Summary Process (Eviction) procedure is the Notice to Quit Posession. (Form JD-HM-7) You must state a reason on the Notice to Quit. The most frequently used reasons for evictions are nonpayment of rent and termination of lease by lapse of time. Always include in the Notice to Quit Possession the namesof all adults living in premises. If you know that there are adults living in the premises, but you do not know their names, you may characterize them as John and/or Jane Doe, as appropriate. In any eviction, the Notice to Quit must allow the tenant at least three full days in which to move.

SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT

The second step in the eviction process is Summons and Complaint. (Form JD-HM-32) and (Form JD-HM-8) If your tenant has still not moved after the last day given in the Notice to Quit, you must return to the clerk's office with the original Notice to Quit, the State marshal's Return of Service, and a completed Summons and Complaint. You must personally return to the court with your completed Summons and Complaint for the clerk's signature on the Summons. Also, bring the original Notice to Quit with the State Marshal's Return of Service. Once the state marshal returns the original Summons and Complaint to you with the Return of Service noted, you must file them at the clerk's office with the original Notice to Quit, at least four days before the return date on the Summons. A lease must be provided. When filing these papers, you must pay an entry fee to the clerk. . Payment must be made at the time of filing by cash or check payable to Clerk, Superior Court.

MILITARY AFFIDAVIT

(Form JD-HM-9) The fee for Military Affidavit is $35.00.

EXECUTION 24 HOUR NOTICE

(Form JD-HM-2) The Execution must be completed by you and given to the clerk for signature. After the Execution is returned to you, you must give it to a state marshal for service on the defendant. The Execution informs the defendent that they must vacate the premises within a minimum of 24 hours or be physically removed from the premises and onto the street. The deposit is $50.00. To setup a move out, the minimum deposit is $600.00.

All fees are subject to change.

Official Court Forms

A moving service is offered for New Haven County Marshal evictions. The fees are $85.00 per hour, $1.00 per box. There is a minimum charge of $170.00 if under two hours. For more information, please contact Ray Brown at (203).217.3350