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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any option besides using an attorney for a company to evict?
I'm looking for creative options to evict, without incurring an $850 atty/court fee every time (and that's one of the cheapest!)
On properties I own I can file my own evictions, but ones I manage for an LLC, Alaska law requires I hire an attorney to file. This is mundane, routine work that most attorneys don't really want to do anyway. Any creative ideas to get a non-paying tenant to move out?
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Who are you paying 850 to? I have used Kim Storh before and it was around 550 with all the fees.
Edited. Just remembered not everyone lives in Anchorage...There is another guy who's name I cant think of but he is 450ish in Anchorage
- Chris S.