Superior Court (1974) 10 Cal.3d 616 [111 Cal.Rptr. 704].88 Civil Code Section 1941.1.89 Health and Safety Code Sections 17900-17995.90 Civil Code Section 1941.3.

I understand this isn't the official law's verbiage (It actually says, "No later than 21 calendar days after the tenant has vacated the premises" - Link to CA Civil Code) Are we misunderstanding the language here?

The proper jurisdiction will be where the property is located, always, but you may agree to other remedies if that state allows and then you may have civil matters aside from the real estate. 

Update: I went to the Municipal Court office in Renton on lunch and they told me that Evictions are civil court cases and handled at Superior Court offices.

I would recommend you speak with a civil engineer or someone with knowledge of splitting land, etc.

Just a heads up to check both your Homeowner's policy and Rental Insurance policy to see if you are covered for riot, terrorism, and civil disorder problems.

I am civil engineer, owner of a local engineering and construction company investing in Energy and Real Estate in general.

Civil War has happened before - it can happen again.

@Brandon Leong,An important point to remember about "umbrella" insurance is that if it has to pay out, it means litigation was brought and you lost.

I believe the website only mentions litigation, but it's a husband and wife team (both attorneys) who have helped me on multiple transactions and contracts in and out of real estate.