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Evict a Tenant in Florida : Court-Ready Notice in 90 Seconds.

Eviction USA is a Florida eviction service for landlords. Generate your statute-compliant 3-Day, 7-Day, or 15-Day notice free, then a Miami-Dade eviction specialist files at the courthouse for you. Every week of delay is another week of unpaid rent.

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  • Florida Statutes § 83.56 compliant
  • Specialist response within 2 hours
  • Court-ready notice templates
  • Verified April 2026

How do you evict a tenant in Florida?

Quick answer

To evict a tenant in Florida, serve the correct statutory notice (a 3-Day Notice for non-payment under Fla. Stat. § 83.56(3)), wait out the notice period, file a complaint at the county courthouse ($185 in Miami-Dade), and obtain a writ of possession the Sheriff executes. An uncontested case takes 3–5 weeks; contested cases run 60–90 days. Lockouts and utility shutoffs without a court order are illegal under § 83.67.

Which Florida eviction notice do you serve?

NoticeUsed forPeriod
3-Day NoticeNon-payment of rent3 business days
7-Day Notice with CureFixable lease violations (pet, occupant, noise)7 calendar days
7-Day Notice without CureIntentional damage, repeat violations7 calendar days
15-Day NoticeEnd a month-to-month tenancy15 calendar days

Not sure which applies? The 90-second intake picks the right notice for your situation, or read the full Florida eviction law guide.

What is Eviction USA?

Eviction USA is a self-help eviction document service and specialist-referral platform for Florida landlords. It generates statute-compliant 3-Day, 7-Day, and 15-Day notices under Florida Statutes Chapter 83 at no charge, then connects landlords with an independent Miami-Dade eviction specialist who can file the case at the courthouse. Eviction USA is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

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What You Get

A court-ready notice generated in 90 seconds.

Three-Day Notice
To Pay Rent or Deliver Possession
Tenant
[Tenant Name]
Property
[Property Address], Miami-Dade County, FL
Amount Due
$[Monthly Rent]
Deadline
3 business days from service
You are hereby notified that you are indebted to the undersigned in the sum of $[Amount] for the rent and use of the premises…
Court-Ready
Cost of waiting

Every week you wait, your tenant lives rent-free.

Drop your monthly rent below: we'll show you what each week of delay actually costs.

$500$10,000+
You're losing approximately
$575
every week the eviction is delayed.
Per day
$83
Typical 4-wk eviction
$2,300
How It Works

From late rent to court-ready in four steps.

Built around the exact procedural sequence required by Florida Statute Chapter 83 and the Miami-Dade Clerk's office.

  1. 01

    Tell us why

    Non-payment, lease violation, or holdover. Each path triggers a different statutory notice under Florida law.

  2. 02

    Property details

    Address, monthly rent, tenant info. We route the case to the correct Miami-Dade filing division.

  3. 03

    Statute analysis

    We map your facts to Fla. Stat. § 83 and the Miami-Dade Clerk's filing requirements in real time.

  4. 04

    Notice + specialist call

    Download a court-ready 3-Day Notice. An eviction specialist calls within one business day to discuss filing.

Miami-Dade Quick Reference
Where to file
Miami-Dade County Court
District location for the property address
Standard filing fee
$185
Residential summary procedure
Typical uncontested
3–5 weeks
Notice service → writ of possession
Sheriff service
$40 per defendant
Plus ~$90 for writ
Frequently Asked

Miami-Dade eviction questions, answered.

Sourced from Florida Statutes Chapter 83 and the Miami-Dade Clerk of the Courts. Last verified April 2026.

What is Eviction USA?

Eviction USA is a self-help eviction document service and specialist-referral platform for Florida landlords. It generates statute-compliant 3-Day, 7-Day, and 15-Day notices under Florida Statutes Chapter 83 at no charge, then connects landlords with an independent Miami-Dade eviction specialist who can file the case at the courthouse.

Is Eviction USA a law firm?

No. Eviction USA is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It operates as a self-help document service: it prepares statutory notice templates from the information you enter, and refers case-specific questions to independent Florida-licensed attorneys. The attorney-client relationship begins only if you engage the specialist directly.

What is a 3-Day Notice in Florida?

Under Florida Statute § 83.56(3), a 3-Day Notice to Pay or Quit is the formal written demand a landlord must serve before filing for non-payment eviction. The tenant has three business days (excluding weekends and legal holidays) to either pay the rent in full or vacate the premises.

How much does it cost to file an eviction in Miami-Dade County?

The Miami-Dade Clerk of the Courts charges $185 to file a residential eviction (summary procedure) as of 2026. Each additional defendant adds $10 for service of process. Service by the Sheriff costs roughly $40 per address.

How long does an eviction take in Miami-Dade?

A straightforward non-payment eviction in Miami-Dade typically takes 3–5 weeks from notice service to writ of possession. Timeline: 3-Day Notice (3 business days) → file complaint → 5 days for tenant to respond → final judgment → 24-hour writ of possession served by the Sheriff.

Can I evict a tenant in Florida without a lawyer?

Individual landlords (sole owners) can represent themselves pro se in Florida county court. However, corporate landlords, LLCs, partnerships, and trusts must be represented by a Florida-licensed attorney under Florida law.

What is the difference between a 3-Day, 7-Day, and 15-Day Notice?

A 3-Day Notice (§ 83.56(3)) is for non-payment of rent. A 7-Day Notice with cure (§ 83.56(2)(b)) is for curable lease violations. A 7-Day Notice without cure (§ 83.56(2)(a)) is for non-curable violations like intentional damage. A 15-Day Notice (§ 83.57) is for terminating a month-to-month tenancy without cause.

Where do I file an eviction in Miami-Dade County?

Residential evictions are filed in Miami-Dade County Court at the district location for the property's address (the Clerk's Eviction Filing Court Location Finder gives the right one), or e-filed through the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal at myflcourtaccess.com.

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