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Get every court-ready eviction document you need for Alabama. Starting at $49 per case. Done in 10 minutes.
Starting at
$49
per case · all documents included
67
Counties
10 min
To Complete
6
Documents
$1,000+
You Save
1,200+
Cases Filed
67
Counties Covered
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Completion Time
How It Works
Three steps. Ten minutes.
From start to courthouse-ready in one sitting.
Step 01
Enter Your Details
Property address, landlord info, tenant names, and lease terms. Our guided wizard walks you through every field.
Step 02
Select Your Reason
Non-payment, holdover, or lease violation. We auto-calculate the correct notice period under Alabama law.
Step 03
Download & File
All 6 court-ready documents generated instantly. Print, sign, and file at your county courthouse.
Why Choose Us
Purpose-built for Alabama landlords
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
All 67 Alabama Counties
Court addresses, filing requirements, and case formatting — auto-filled for your specific county.
Alabama Code §35-9A Compliant
7, 14, and 30-day notice periods. Every document meets current Alabama statutory requirements.
Print-Ready PDFs
Download, print at home, sign, and walk into your courthouse.
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Disclaimer: This service provides document preparation assistance only. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For complex situations, consult with a licensed Alabama attorney.