Do you rent your home or commercial premises and the tenants do not pay the rent? Do you want to get your rented home back and the tenants, in addition to not paying rent, don't leave? , We help you find the solution.
When a non-payment of rent occurs, the landlord has several options at the judicial level, to have the home returned and also to claim the income from non-payment of rent.
What we recommend is to use a communication through burofax to the tenant requiring payment within a period of 30 days and communicating the intention to initiate legal action if they do not pay.
If we just go to claim debts or rent due It will be done with a declarative process. With this, we intend for the judge to declare the existence or not of what the plaintiff, in this case the landlord, is requesting, through a ruling. In this case, through the verbal trial, the tenant will be asked to be ordered to pay said debt. Once the landlord's request has been declared, what the sentence says must be executed in the event that the tenant does not pay voluntarily, and the seizure of the property will be agreed upon. property of the tenant to comply with what the sentence dictates.
If we go to claim debts and eviction from the home, It will be in a special process that the landlord requests that he declare the termination of the contract due to non-payment of rent or other amounts and that the property be returned to him, this will require the participation of a lawyer and attorney.
In addition to requesting the recovery of the property, we can also request in the same process to claim the rents that are owed. We will have a period of 20 days from the ruling for the eviction to be carried out and for the tenant to pay the monthly rent payments. If they do not do so, a new trial will begin to execute what the judge said. The tenant's property or money may be seized to pay the debt.
Once we have the resolution, if the tenant has not left so far, then the property will have to be vacated, this can be voluntarily or forcibly. In the event of damage to the property, the landlord may take legal action through civil or even criminal means.
