State-Specific Eviction Notice Requirements 2025

# State-Specific Eviction Notice Requirements: Complete Legal Guide 2025 Eviction notices must comply with strict state and local laws to be legally valid. Using incorrect forms or procedures can delay evictions by months and cost thousands in legal fees. ## Critical Eviction Notice Requirements by State ### Notice Periods by State (2025 Updates) #### Pay or Quit Notices - **California**: 3 days (non-payment of rent) - **Texas**: 3 days (non-payment of rent) - **Florida**: 3 days (non-payment of rent) - **New York**: 14 days (non-payment of rent) - **Illinois**: 5 days (non-payment of rent) [**Generate State-Specific Eviction Notice →**](/document/eviction_notice) ## Common Eviction Notice Mistakes That Invalidate Notices ### Format and Content Errors 1. **Incorrect notice period** (too short or too long) 2. **Vague violation descriptions** (must be specific) 3. **Wrong tenant names** (all tenants must be named) 4. **Incorrect property address** (include unit numbers) ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Can I evict a tenant without a written lease?** A: Yes, but you must follow state laws for periodic tenancies (usually month-to-month). **Q: How long does the eviction process take?** A: Varies by state, typically 2-8 weeks from notice to court judgment. [**Create Your State-Specific Eviction Notice →**](/document/eviction_notice)