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How Long Does an Eviction Take? The Full Process Breakdown

How Long Does an Eviction Take? The Full Process Breakdown

Rent was due on the 1st. It is the 20th now, and your tenant has stopped replying. Every quiet week costs you a month's rent you will never get back. So, how long does an eviction take? In most states, 3 to 6 weeks if the tenant never fights it. If they do fight, plan on 2 to 4 months. Below you get the timeline stage by stage, the notice periods that start each clock, and the state eviction rules that decide your real number. Quick Takeaway Table Stage Typical duration Uncontested eviction, start to finish 3–6 weeks Contested eviction, start to finish 2–4 months Notice period (nonpayment) 3–14 days Filing the lawsuit 1–7 days Service to court hearing 1–4 weeks Appeal window (states that have one) 5–10 days Writ of possession to loc

Jul 10, 2025

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