The buyer must first furnish a five-day written notice for the seller to move out. If the seller still refuses to move out, the buyer must file an eviction proceeding in Superior Court, not Justice Court.
Provided by Christopher Combs. Phoenix attorney Christopher A. Combs is a partner with the firm of Combs Law Group, P.C. Reprinted with permission. Copyright 2005, all rights reserved.
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