Flat fees. No retainer.
One service fee per case, court costs passed through at the exact amount charged. You see the full number before you commit.
Single case
One unit, one proceeding. Notice through possession.
- Predicate / notice to vacate drafted & served
- Petition filed in the correct court
- Court appearance as your authorized agent
- Writ / warrant coordination through possession
- Court costs passed through at actual
Portfolio
Built for PM teams running buildings across multiple courts.
- Dedicated intake coordinator
- Live case board across all open files
- Discounted per-case fees by volume
- Monthly reporting & invoicing
- Net terms available
Consult only
Not sure if you should file? Tell us the situation first.
- We review the tenancy and notice status
- Tell you the right court & timeline
- Quote the exact fee before you commit
- No pressure, no retainer
Estimate your full cost in seconds
Pick a county, set how many units, and we'll add up the service fee plus typical pass-through court costs. Final invoice bills court costs at the exact amount charged.
1 counties available
- Service fee ($100 × 1)
- $100
- Court filing fee
- $45
- Process service
- $95
- Writ / warrant service
- $140
- Pass-through subtotal
- $280
Estimate only. Court costs vary by precinct and are billed at actual on the final invoice.
Pass-through court costs
These are charged by the court, not by us. We bill them at the exact amount the court charges — no markup.
Three promises on every case
Eviction work is procedural. These are the standards we hold ourselves to on every Monroe County matter.
Straight answers
You get a realistic timeline and cost up front — not an optimistic one that slips every month.
Documented at each step
Notices, affidavits of service, filings, and court outcomes are recorded and available to you at any time.
One point of contact
The same person handles your case start to finish. No call center, no handoffs.
Start your Monroe County case
Tell us about the property and the tenancy. We will confirm the correct grounds, the notice period, and the total cost before anything is filed.