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California · 19 forms

Eviction & Housing

Landlord–tenant cases, unlawful detainer, and responding to an eviction.

19 of 19 forms

  • TH-100

    Petition for Order Prohibiting Abuse or Program Misconduct

    This form is used by a program operator to ask the court for an order that stops abuse or misconduct. It asks the court to make specific rules about the participant's behavior or location.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • UD-100

    Complaint—Unlawful Detainer

    This form starts an eviction case, which is called an Unlawful Detainer action. It asks the court to rule on the issues the person filing the case wants to include in a final judgment against the person being sued.

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  • TH-120

    Participant's Response

    This form is used by a participant to tell the court whether they agree or disagree with a restraining order related to misconduct in a transitional housing program. It asks the participant to respond to accusations of misconduct and provide reasons why an order should not be granted.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • UD-105

    Answer—Unlawful Detainer

    This form is used by a tenant (defendant) to tell the court and the landlord their answers to an eviction complaint. It allows the defendant to admit or deny statements and raise specific defenses or objections.

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  • TH-200

    Instructions for Program Operators

    This form provides instructions for people who run temporary housing programs. It explains how those operators can ask the court for orders to stop abuse or misconduct by a participant.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • TH-210

    Instructions for Participants

    This form provides instructions for people who are participants in a transitional housing program about how to respond to a court order related to alleged misconduct or abuse. It explains who can ask the court for these orders and what types of orders are available.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • UD-150

    Request/Counter-Request to Set Case for Trial—Unlawful Detainer

    This form is used to ask the court to set a date for a trial in an unlawful detainer case. It asks the person filing if they believe the right to possession of the property is still being argued in court.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • UD-155

    Eviction Case (Unlawful Detainer) Stipulation

    This form is a written agreement used in an eviction case to let the court know what the people involved have agreed to resolve the case before a trial. It asks the court to record this agreement as an official order or judgment.

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  • UD-106

    Form Interrogatories—Unlawful Detainer

    This form is used to ask detailed, written questions about an eviction case. It provides instructions for both the person asking the questions and the person who must answer them.

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  • TH-140

    Proof of Personal Service

    This form is used to prove to the court that a specific person was served with documents in person. The person who serves the papers must fill out this form after delivering the documents.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • TH-110

    Order to Show Cause and Temporary Restraining Order

    This form is a court order that tells people if temporary restraining orders were given and when a hearing is scheduled. It requires someone to appear in court to explain why certain requested orders should not be given.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • TH-130

    Order After Hearing

    This form is a court order that records what a judge decides after a hearing regarding misconduct in a transitional housing program. It details specific rules the participant must follow or stay away from.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • UD-110

    Judgment—Unlawful Detainer

    This form is used by the court to officially write down its decision in an eviction case. It records whether the court ruled for the person who filed the case or the person who was being evicted, and it details any money owed or if the tenancy agreement is ended.

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  • UD-110H

    Judgment—Unlawful Detainer Habitable Premises Attachment

    This form is a document used by a judge to write down extra orders in an eviction case. It details amounts for things like reduced rent, attorney fees, and when the judgment will officially take effect.

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  • UD-110P

    Judgment—Unlawful Detainer Partial Eviction Attachment

    This form is a court document used to record a judgment in an unlawful detainer case that results in a partial eviction. It records specific findings from the court regarding abuse or violence and issues orders to the parties involved.

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  • UD-115

    Stipulation for Entry of Judgment

    This form is used when the people involved in an eviction case agree on the final outcome and ask the judge to approve that agreement. It allows them to write down what they have agreed to regarding possession, money owed, and payment plans.

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  • UD-116

    Declaration for Default Judgment by Court (Unlawful Detainer—Civ. Proc., § 585(d))

    This form is used by a landlord (plaintiff) to ask the court for a judgment in an eviction case when the tenant (defendant) has not filed an Answer. It requires the landlord to declare facts about the rental agreement, the notices given, and the damages owed.

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  • UD-120

    Verification by Landlord Regarding Rental Assistance—Unlawful Detainer

    This form asks a landlord to confirm to the court that they have not received or asked for financial help from any other source when filing an eviction case based on money owed. It must be filed with a request for a default judgment in an unlawful detainer action.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • TH-190

    Restatement of Transitional Housing Misconduct Act

    This form explains the rules and rights for people living in transitional housing. It describes what happens if a person breaks the program's rules or misbehaves, and how the court can issue orders.

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