Eviction court deadlines move quickly. If you received a summons, complaint, 3-Day Notice, or unlawful detainer paperwork — do not ignore it. We help you prepare the right paperwork before your deadline.
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If you're dealing with any of the situations below, you're in the right place. We help self-represented tenants prepare the paperwork they need — no matter how complicated it feels right now.
Landlord says you owe rent — but you paid, the amount is wrong, or rent was never properly accepted.
Disagreements about how much is owed, what was applied, or how payments were handled.
You've reported repairs that were ignored. Poor conditions at the unit may be relevant to your case.
You have a disability-related housing need that the landlord has denied, ignored, or delayed.
The eviction papers weren't delivered correctly — wrong person, wrong address, or wrong method.
The eviction followed a complaint you made about conditions, or a request you submitted to the landlord.
Your landlord stopped responding, changed their story, or refused to put things in writing.
You received something in the mail and you're not sure what it means or what you're supposed to do next.
We prepare, organize, and format court documents for tenants who are representing themselves. Every service below is available to Alameda County residents.
Formal written response to the UD complaint filed with the court before your deadline.
Help preparing the FW-001 fee waiver if you cannot afford court filing fees.
We organize and format your documents so they're ready to file with the court clerk.
Guidance on properly serving the other party and completing the proof of service form.
Sort and organize your evidence — notices, texts, payment records — before your hearing.
We format your sworn statement so it meets court requirements and clearly presents your facts.
Reasonable accommodation paperwork under the Fair Housing Act and ADA for tenants with disabilities.
If the eviction papers were not served correctly, specific paperwork may be available to address that.
Document support if a default has already been entered in your case.
Try to locate as many of these as possible before your intake. But don't wait until everything is perfect — reach out now and we'll work with what you have.
3-Day, 30-Day, 60-Day, or any notice you received before the lawsuit
The court papers you were served — includes the case number
All pages, including any addendums or riders
Bank statements, receipts, Venmo/Zelle records, money orders
Any written communication about rent, repairs, or the notice
Any notice to enter or records of unit inspections
If you submitted any written requests related to disability or housing needs
Of unit conditions, habitability issues, or relevant property conditions
"Pro Per Paperwork Pros™ was created to help self-represented people navigate intimidating paperwork with clarity, dignity, and organization. Many people cannot afford full legal representation but still need help understanding what documents are required, how forms are prepared, and how to stay organized before deadlines expire."
We are not attorneys. We do not represent you in court. What we do is prepare accurate, organized, court-ready documents so that when you walk in that door, you are as prepared as possible.
Tell us what papers you received and when. No charge to inquire.
We review your situation by Zoom or phone and confirm what documents we can prepare. $150 — applies toward your package.
We prepare your court documents. Standard turnaround 2–5 days. Rush 24-hour available.
You receive your documents, sign, and file before your deadline — or add e-filing and we'll handle it.
A plain-language checklist covering what to gather, what to prepare, and what to watch out for — built for self-represented tenants in Alameda County.
No charge to reach out. We'll review what you've shared and follow up within one business day. If your deadline is close, call us directly at (510) 473-6373.
No charge · We respond within one business day