Judgment For Possession Unlawful Detainer

JUDGMENT FOR POSSESSION UNLAWFUL DETAINER. This form is issued in Lee County, Florida, granting a plaintiff (property owner or landlord) legal possession of a property after winning an unlawful detainer case. This judgment is typically issued when a defendant (occupant) was served with legal notice and either failed to respond or the court ruled in favor of the plaintiff based on testimony or affidavits. Once this judgment is entered, the Clerk of the Court issues a Writ of Possession, directing the Sheriff to remove the defendant and restore possession of the property to the plaintiff. The writ may be issued immediately or delayed for 10 days, depending on the court’s order. The judgment may also include court costs and interest, and the court may retain jurisdiction to enter a money judgment against the defendant if applicable. This form is commonly used when a person is unlawfully occupying a property without a rental agreement or lease, such as in cases involving former guests, family members, or squatters who refuse to leave. www.FormsWorkflow.com