Evictions
Notices and filings, to the court’s format.
Notices to vacate and forcible detainer filings for Mohave County landlords — prepared to the justice court’s format and served the way the statute requires.
What we prepare
What a forcible detainer needs
Notice to Vacate
The proper written notice — non-payment, lease violation, or no-cause — that has to precede any filing.
Forcible Detainer Complaint
The justice court complaint to regain possession once the notice period has run.
Summons & Service
The summons and service package prepared to the court’s requirements.
Writ of Restitution
The order that lets the constable restore possession if the tenant doesn’t leave.
Landlord-tenant rules are strict, and a wrong notice restarts the clock. Call and I’ll tell you honestly whether you should speak with an attorney first.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery
Most matters are finished within a week of our first call.
Tell me what you need
Call, email, or send a message. I'll tell you plainly whether this is something I can prepare or whether you need an attorney.
We gather the details
Names, dates, and property information. I prepare a flat-fee quote before any work begins.
Sign, notarize, record
Come by the Stockton Hill office or meet me online. I notarize and, where it applies, record or file with the county or court.
Common questions
Questions we hear every week
How fast can I file?
As soon as the correct notice period has run. I prepare the notice first, then the complaint once it expires.
Which notice do I use?
That depends on the reason. I can explain each notice, though the choice for your situation is a legal question.
Do you appear in court for me?
No — a document preparer can’t represent you. I prepare and file the paperwork; you appear yourself.
What do you need from me?
The lease, the tenant’s name, the rental address, and what has gone wrong.
Ready when you are
Call 928-718-6811 or stop by 2902 Stockton Hill Road in Kingman, Monday through Thursday, 9 to 5.
Mohave Outpost LLC is a Certified Legal Document Preparer business, not a law firm. We prepare documents at your specific direction. We cannot give legal advice, offer opinions or recommendations about your legal rights, or represent you in court. Should you require legal advice, please consult an attorney.