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UD-110P Guidance: Unlawful Detainer Judgment - Partial Eviction (California)

The UD-110P Unlawful Detainer Judgment - Partial Eviction form is used in California when a court is addressing an eviction case involving claims of abuse or domestic violence, and determining which tenants can remain in the property. Jump to guide on filling it out.

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Jenna Zebrowski, JD, MBA
Attorney
Jenna Zebrowski is a JD/MBA graduate from Texas Tech University School of Law. After working in Mexico City for 3 years, she returned to the US and spent over a decade working in-house for large and small companies, including franchises, in a real estate leasing capacity, as well as in the mortgage and title industries. In private practice since 2019, Jenna is passionate about advocacy and protection for her clients’ rights, working collaboratively towards problem prevention, and solution, when necessary.

Tips for filling out form UD-110P

When completing form UD-110P, pay special attention to these less obvious sections:

8a(3)

Affirmative Defense

When invoking an affirmative defense under Code of Civil Procedure section 1161.3(d)(2), ensure you have clear documentation that demonstrates the abuse or violence against you or your immediate family or household member. This is crucial for the court to consider your defense valid.
8b(2)

Condition for Remaining

To continue living in the rental unit, it's important that you understand the condition preventing the perpetrator of abuse or violence from living with you. Violating this condition could result in further legal consequences.
8c(1)

Removal Order

If you are ordered to be immediately removed, you should prepare for immediate compliance. This includes making arrangements for alternative housing and ensuring you vacate promptly to avoid additional penalties.
Item 8d

Changing Locks

If you are the plaintiff, once granted the order to change the locks, coordinate with a locksmith to ensure the locks are changed swiftly. Additionally, remember to promptly distribute the new keys to the remaining occupants, as failure to do so could result in breach of their rights to access.

What to do after filing form UD-110P

1
Serve a copy of the filed UD-110P form to all parties involved in the case, ensuring that proper service methods are followed according to court rules.
2
Wait for the court to issue any specific directives or orders based on the findings and judgments stated in the form.
3
Change the locks if ordered to do so by the court, and provide the remaining occupants with the new key, as specified in the form.
4
Monitor for any notices or communications from the court regarding scheduling of further hearings or court sessions if necessary.
5
Prepare for any additional legal proceedings or compliance actions required, such as attending enforcement hearings or addressing damages if ordered by the court.
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