Eviction is a game of procedure — like chess. Every move is a motion. Landlords make a move. Courts respond. And tenants who know the rules can make counter-moves that stop the eviction entirely. When you file the right motions, in the right order, at the right time, you can block an eviction for a very long time. This isn’t a secret. These protections are written directly into the law. Most tenants just aren’t shown how to use them.There are two game plans.

The Simple Plan uses a short series of motions that immediately pause the case and force the court to review errors like improper service, incorrect rent, or due-process violations. In many cases, the eviction stops for months after the first filing.

When landlords cheat or courts try to rush the case, the Master Plan takes over. It uses counter-motions to defeat defaults, block unlawful hearings, and force oversight when your rights are ignored.

And you do not need an attorney to do this. You file the first motion, then respond to each move with the correct counter-motion. This website gives you

the tools to do exactly that — the Motion Wizard to create motions, the Upload Wizard to file them, and the Case Check Wizard to track what happens next.

Here are tools and the steps that you need to block your eviction.

1.) Self create and sign your own motion with Motion Wizard tool.

2.) Immediately file your motion with the correct court using the Upload Wizard tool.

3.) Check the status of your case and to see if your landlord is trying to file sneaky motions using the Case Wizard tool.

4.) Check to see which motion you should file next using the Simple Plan or the Master Plan below.