Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
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- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
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- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
- Illinois Supreme Court-Approved Instructions, How to File and Present an Eviction Case
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1,782 charsClerk, call the Circuit Clerk to find out if it • If you are evicting the Defendants for a lease has been filed. If it has been filed, ask the Circuit violation other than nonpayment of rent, bring Clerk how to get a copy. any documents, photographs, or other evidence • If the sheriff mails the Eviction Summons with showing that the Defendants committed the the completed Affidavit of Service of Eviction lease violation; AND Summons & Eviction Complaint to you, e-file the • Any other evidence or witnesses that you feel Affidavit of Service of Eviction Summons & may be important to your case. Eviction Complaint. If you have an e-filing exemption, make a copy for yourself and file the o Get to the courthouse at least 30 minutes early. Affidavit of Service of Eviction Summons & o Go to the courtroom number listed on your court Eviction Complaint with the Circuit Clerk and form. have the Circuit Clerk stamp your copy. o Check in with the courtroom staff and wait for your name and case number to be called. STEP 4: GO TO COURT o When your case is called, approach the bench Get ready for your court date. (which is where the judge sits), introduce yourself and give the Defendants an opportunity to introduce Make sure you know how to attend themselves. your court date. o If your court date is by phone or video: Your court date could be in person, by phone or • Make sure to have the call-in or login information by video. If it is by phone or video, it is called a for your court date and make sure your “Remote Appearance.” Call the Circuit Clerk or technology is working. visit their website for more information. To find • Follow the instructions on the court notice you the phone number for your Circuit Clerk, visit received. Call the Circuit Clerk or Circuit Court