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Eviction Court Form

The landlord is filing a complaint for eviction and money damages against the tenant. The tenant resides at 1334 Gladys Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio and has not paid rent since August 30th, 2022. On September 30th, 2022 the landlord served the tenant with a 3-day notice to leave the premises. Since September 34th, 2022 the tenant has unlawfully detained possession of the premises. The landlord is requesting that the court grant restitution of the premises and hold a hearing to determine back rents and/or damages owed.

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Eviction Court Form

The landlord is filing a complaint for eviction and money damages against the tenant. The tenant resides at 1334 Gladys Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio and has not paid rent since August 30th, 2022. On September 30th, 2022 the landlord served the tenant with a 3-day notice to leave the premises. Since September 34th, 2022 the tenant has unlawfully detained possession of the premises. The landlord is requesting that the court grant restitution of the premises and hold a hearing to determine back rents and/or damages owed.

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IN THE LAKEWOOD MUNICIPAL COURT

CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO


________________________________________ )
Landlord’s name )
________________________________________
William A Hoffman )
Landlord’s address ) CASE NO. __________________________
________________________________________ )
Plaintiff (Landlord) )
)
_______________________________________ ) COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION
Tenant’s name ) AND MONEY DAMAGES
Dyan Grogan
_______________________________________ )
Tenant’s address )
_______________________________________
1334 Gladys avenue, lakewood OH 44107 )
Defendant (Tenant) )

FIRST CLAIM FOR RELIEF (EVICTION)

1. Plaintiff is the owner of premises located at _______________________________


1334 Gladys Ave, Lakewood OH 44107 [address of premises tenant
is to be evicted from], Lakewood, Ohio.

2. 1334 Gladys Ave, Lakewood OH 44107


Defendant is a tenant at the premises located at ___________________________________.
[address tenant is to be evicted from]
3. Defendant is in default of his/her lease/rental agreement because ________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Defendant has not paid rent since _______________.
08/30/2022 [date]

4. 09/30/2022
On _____________________, [date] plaintiff served defendant with a 3-day notice to leave the premises
pursuant to RC 1923.04. (3-day notice should be filed with complaint or brought to the Court hearing.)

5. 09/34/2022
Defendant has, since ________________________________, [date after the notice period expired] unlawfully
and forcibly detained from the plaintiff possession of the above-described premises.

SECOND CLAIM FOR RELIEF (MONEY DAMAGES)

6. Defendant owes for back rent and/or damages to be determined by the Court.

WHEREFORE, with respect to the first claim for relief, plaintiff prays for restitution of the premises; with
respect to the second claim for relief, plaintiff requests a hearing on back rents and/or damages and the
costs of this action.
[NOTE: Plaintiff may request attorney fees here, if applicable.]
Respectfully submitted,

___________________________________
Signature of plaintiff or plaintiff’s counsel
___________________________________
Address
___________________________________

___________________________________
Phone No.
NOTICE TO ALL LANDLORDS

New Procedure for Eviction Cases

By order of the Ohio Supreme Court, only the owner of the rental property or a licensed
practicing attorney may file a complaint for evictions or money damages against a tenant. A building
manager or agent designated by the landlord other than an attorney may not sign a complaint for
eviction or appear on behalf of the landlord in any court proceeding. For further information, see
Cleveland Bar Association v Picklo, 96 Ohio St. 3d 195 (2002).

If the property is owned by a corporation, only an attorney can represent the property owners in Court.

Failure to comply with this requirement may be grounds for dismissal of the case at any stage of the
proceedings.

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