The first step in the Alabama Eviction Process is the landlord giving the tenant notice that they are going to evict. If you need to evict your Tenant for failing to pay the rent, you must deliver your tenant a 7 Day Eviction Notice. If you need to evict your Tenant for committing a lease violation, you must deliver them a 14 Day Eviction Notice. It is a requirement that this Notice be given to your tenant prior to an eviction case being filed. This Notice threatens your tenant with legal action if they do not comply with your demand. Usually after receiving this Notice, your tenant will either comply with your demand or move out.
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