If you are a landlord who wants to evict someone, you will need to file a complaint in the District Court. In some cases, you must give the tenant notice prior to filing; the amount of notice required depends on the reason for the eviction. The tenant will have a chance to respond to the complaint, and a hearing date will be set by the court. If the court rules in your favor, you will receive a Judgment for Possession. Your attorney makes sure you have grounds to evict, that notice is proper, and that court documents are complete and accurate. Your attorney will also represent you in court, and, if necessary, coordinate with law enforcement to carry out the eviction.