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What do I file now to get a hearing?

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I live in RI and have sent my tenants the 30 notice since they are month to month tenants and I am having a family member move in. They did not vacate. I then sent and had them serviced with the 20 day notice for eviction with No response. The 20 days is up. What do I file with the courts tomorrow to get a hearing?

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Nelson Brinckerhoff ·
Believe it or not, you now in the last few years have to file a motion to assign at least 10 days in advance of the hearing to set a trial date, and certify you mailed a copy to the address. And you will get a trial date in the future. Best to seek the help of an attorney.
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Neville Bedford ·
To handle the matter in the court, you are well advised to seek the assistance of an attorney to assist you.
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