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One of the reasons to file a Notice of Appearance Form at the start of any case is to make sure that the opposing party gives you notice of any actions they take to the court. An action an opposing party might take would include a motion for temporary orders or a motion for a default. Filing a notice of appearance at the start of the case will require the opposing party to file a motion for default (if you have not filed a formal response after a certain number of days, generally 20) with advanced notice of the hearing (generally 14 calendar days).

Notice Appearance Forms

Civil Notice Appearance Form

Limited Notice of Appearance

Notice Appearance Form in PDF

Eviction Notice Forms

Ten-Day Eviction Form

Tenancy Eviction Form

Notice of Eviction Date Form

Legal Notice Forms

Legal Notice Request Form

Legal Notice Acknowledgement Form

Legal Notice Advertisement Form

Legal Notice Authorization Form

Tenants Notice Forms

Notice for Ending Tenancy

Notice to Terminate Tenancy Agreement

Tenant’s Notice to Quit Form

A tenant must give at least 21 days’ written notice to end the tenancy, unless the property owner agrees to a shorter time. A landlord must give at least 90 days’ written notice to end the tenancy, but can give less time in certain circumstances. If a landlord gives the tenant notice to end the tenancy and the tenant wants to move out sooner, the tenant must still give the 21 days’ written notice. If there are multiple tenants named on the tenancy agreement, and any of the tenants gives the property owner notice to end the tenancy, this ends the tenancy for all of them.

The tenant is required to leave by the last day of tenancy. The property owner should talk to the tenant to confirm the moving date. If the tenant does not dispute the notice and does not leave by 1 p.m. on the effective date, then the landlord can fill out a form called Notice for Ending Tenancy, a legal piece of paperwork from an arbitrator that orders the tenant to vacate. A property owner cannot physically remove a tenant, remove a tenant’s possessions, or prevent a tenant from accessing a rental property without a Writ of Possession from the Supreme Court.

Property owners must give proper notice to tenants if they plan to end a tenancy. Failure to present the Notice to Terminate Tenancy Agreement is a common eviction mistake property owners make. When serving a tenant the Notice to Terminate Tenancy Agreement, property owners must ensure to include the name of the tenants on the notice. The address the floor on which the apartment is located and the exact unit number in which the tenants reside should be included on the paperwork as well. The property owner, or his representative at least, must sign and date the said notice.

Before a property owner can file to evict a tenant, he or she must serve the tenants with a Tenant’s Notice to Quit Form. This notice informs them that they have X number of days to vacate the property or the property owner will begin the eviction proceedings. The form can be given because a tenant violated something in the lease agreement or through no fault of the tenant, such as the property being retired. Whatever the reason for the property owner filing the Tenant’s Notice to Quit Form, it must be clearly spelled out in the Notice.

Landlord Notice Forms

Landlord Notice to Quit

30 Day Landlord Notice Form in PDF

Property Notice Forms

Property Interest Consent Form

Property Loss Form

Notice of Belief of Abandonment Form

Marriage Notice Forms

Intended Marriage Notice Form

Marriage Notice Application Form

Marriage Notice Registration Form

The Employee Warning Notice Form is a legal piece of paperwork that is mainly used by business management or human resource departments to discipline an employee. The form first outlines what sort of warning the employee should be getting. An effective employee warning should inform the employee of a specific employee violation or performance and also offer the opportunity to improve or correct himself. In case the employee does not improve right away, the form also documents that the warning did take place and will assist the documentation and should always be necessary through an employee dispute and, or worse, a lawsuit.

The Employee Notice of Discipline Form is designed to record incidents or unacceptable behaviors and warn the offending employee. It features space to list the incident details, including the reason for the warning, statements from the employee and supervisor, and a recommended action. There is also space to list information about previous warnings and areas to log whether or not the employee was given a copy of the warning and a chance to rebut. There is adequate space for comments by both the supervisor and employer, the disciplinary action taken and a place for a signature to acknowledge the receipt of notice.

There are many reasons why property owners might need to raise the rent on a rental property. They can use a Rent Increase Notice as a written notification to the tenant(s). It lets them know when the property owner plans to change the rent. With this official document, he or she can make sure that all the necessary information is in writing, so that there is no confusion over the rent increase. They can also increase the rent if the tenancy agreement allows this, but they must give the correct notice and meet certain conditions. They must also take into account the type of tenancy, a notice period, and the market rents.

A Rent Increase Form is a simple and easy way of avoiding any misunderstandings or delays about the amount of rent the tenant(s) will be responsible for, how often rent is due, and to restate what the policies for collection and late rent are. By putting all the renter’s obligation details together in a single Rent Increase Letter, the property owners also creates a helpful reference for his or her files on what each tenant should be paying, and when they began paying that amount of rent.

Employee Notice Forms

Employee Warning Notice Form

Employee Notice of Discipline Form

Active Employee Notice of Election Form

Employee Warning Notice

Rent Notice Forms

Rent Increase Notice

Notice of Past Due Rent

Rent Demand Notice

Change Notice Forms

Information Change Notice

Property Change Notice

Engineering Change Notice Example

Process Change Notice

Event Notice Forms

Temporary Event Notice

Post-Event Notice

Temporary Event Notice Example

Insolvency Event Notice

Engineering Change Notice Form

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Most of the tenants will be great, but sometimes the rent does not come in on time. That is when a Notice of Past Due Rent or a Rent Demand Notice can help. Sending this reminder is the first step a property owner needs to take to collect past due payment from a renter, and it is wise to get everything in writing if the property owner needs to take further legal action down the road.

The property owner should use the Notice of Past Due Rent if he or she would want to reinforce the importance of timely payments to the tenant(s) or he or she may consider eviction down the road if the rent continues to go unpaid, since a record of late payments will help support the legal eviction.

If the property owner sends a Notice of Past Due Rent or a Rent Demand Notice and still does not get the rent, the notice will help establish a history of outstanding payments and the efforts to collect. If property owners need to eventually evict the tenant, it is helpful to have this history recorded. If they choose, they can likewise use the two aforementioned forms to request late fees as compensation.

If one wishes to throw an event that includes a licensable activity at an area that does not already have the appropriate license, or if one wishes to extend the time activities for the meantime at a venue with an area license, one can apply by handing a Temporary Event Notice over. The licensable activities for which a Temporary Event Notice can be given are the same as those covered by a premises license.

A standard Temporary Event Notice must be tendered no later than 10 working days before the first day of the event. A Late Temporary Event Notice can be given no later than five working days before the first day of the event.

The event must be for no more than 500 people at any one time and must not last more than 168 hours (or seven days). There must be a minimum of 24 hours between any two short-term events in the same areas. One area may have a maximum of 15 Temporary Event Notices per year, not exceeding a total of 21 days.

Temporary Event Notices cannot be renewed and are only good for the time period stated in the notice.