A Trusted Eviction Attorney

Eviction laws in Southern California are highly nuanced and differ significantly across various cities and counties, requiring careful navigation to ensure compliance and protection of rights. Attorney Travillion brings nearly fifteen (15) years of specialized experience in handling evictions throughout the region. Her deep knowledge of the continuously evolving tenant protections, especially within the City of Los Angeles and LA County, equips her with the expertise to guide clients through complex eviction proceedings effectively. Current and prior Clients alike can all attest that Travillion’s strategic approach and skillful prosecution of challenging cases has enabled them to recover their properties efficiently and with cost-effectiveness.

“We had tenants who were a year behind in rent and caused numerous nuisances. Tiffany’s strategy and sophistication helped us settle the case favorably. She was prompt in communication, explained everything in detail, and reminded us of upcoming events. Her firm’s web portal was easy to navigate, and payment solutions were simple. Every aspect of dealing with her firm was organized and stress-free. If you need a serious, no-nonsense lawyer, attorney Tiffany is who you’re looking for.”
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“Best eviction attorney!!
Tiffany is the best eviction attorney in Los Angeles! She represented me in a landlord-tenant eviction case. Tiffany is a high caliber attorney. She is a very well experienced professional and a straight shooter. From beginning to end, she explained all the potential legal outcomes and best strategies to follow. She was always very receptive to my concerns. Most of all, she was always responsive, professional and returned my calls timely, and updated me constantly about my case. Thank you so much Tiffany!!”
— Posted by Jesse | AVVO.com
START A NEW EVICTION

1.Step one

The first step to start an eviction in California is to give Notice to the tenant. The laws concerning evictions has changed several times in the past two years. Failure to provide the proper notice will result in your eviction being dismissed and you may end up owe money to the tenant.

2. STEP TWO

Once the notice has been served, the next step is to file the unlawful detainer complaint if the tenant failed to comply. Filing the Complaint is just as important as making sure the Notice was prepared properly.

3. step three

The next step is to go to trial. Jury trials are the norm and you should anticipate that the tenant will request one. In order to prevail at trial, you must have an experienced attorney familiar with both the eviction process and trial experience.

4. step four

Once the trial is over and you have a judgment, the final step to obtain possession is to obtain a writ of possession and request a sheriff lockout.