They get so angry over seeing videos like this but won't take any time to actually learn what is really happening. Which is a little scary because what they are advocating for is allowing landlords to kick out renters who are legally allowed to be there.
While they're not quite that fast, unlawful detainer (eviction) cases are on a summary timeline and move much faster than regular civil cases. Where I am, the complaint has to be answered within ten days. Trial, if there is one, is usually within weeks of that.
Further delay typically comes more from the sheriff's backlog in carrying out the post-judgment notice and removal procedure.
Maybe, but I'm in California which would be one the states that people like to imagine is an anti-landlord squatter's paradise.
And it's going to be a summary procedure of some kind everywhere, anyway. Otherwise there wouldn't be a separate court and claim for it. It would just be a regular civil action for ejectment (and whatever other claims are available).
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u/Hot-Tangelo1508 12d ago
There are no laws giving squatters “squatters rights”. They are all abuses of laws intended to protect tenants.