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When can the marshal evict me?

You must first be served with a marshal’s notice.

It will include your court index number, the marshal’s name, address, and phone number and the date that the notice was served on you.

The marshal can evict you after 6 business days.

Marshals set their schedules every day at 3pm for the next day.

You can call the marshal on your notice to find out if you have been scheduled for eviction.

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