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Frankie Adamo
Eviction Attorney
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Law Office of Frank Adamo
Arizona Residential Evictions for Landlords

Your Arizona eviction attorney.

I assist landlords with residential evictions.

Transparent pricing, fast evictions.

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Client Reviews

What clients say about Frankie

A 5.0 rating across verified client reviews — for thorough, honest representation that fights for the result.

Mr. Adamo helped with a case brought against me by State Farm. I was living in New York at the time and he helped me successfully even though I was in a different state. He was thorough and incredibly informative.
Dr. Mario D.
Out-of-State Client · Verified on Avvo
Frankie Adamo is one of the most honest lawyers you will ever find in Arizona. He actually cares about his clients. Our case was long and exhausting, yet he never got tired of fighting to protect my rights. I recommend him 100%.
Melissa
Litigation Client · Verified on Avvo
He thoroughly researches the law and finds legal arguments other lawyers would overlook. He is kind to clients and explains the details of their cases so each client can make informed decisions. I would refer Frank without hesitation.
Paula B.
Fellow Attorney · Verified on Justia
5.0 rating · 7 client reviews on Avvo
Eviction Pricing

Transparent pricing, no hourly surprises

Pick the service you need. Each is a transparent, set price handled start-to-finish by a licensed attorney.

Core Service
$600
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Eviction Service Package
  • Preparation of your eviction
  • Eviction court filing
  • Serving of the complaint with a process server
  • Attorney representation at the initial hearing
Court filing, process server, and court runner fees are not included (typically $150–$250). If your case resolves before the initial hearing, you receive a $100 refund. This is an attorney service.
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$700
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Eviction Trial Representation
  • Preparing exhibits, arguments, and motions
  • Prepping you and witnesses for direct & cross-examination
  • Presenting your case to the judge
For tenants who contest the eviction. Optional — charged the day before trial. We only represent at trial for cases our firm has handled from the start.
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$265
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Writ of Restitution Services
  • Draft & file the writ of restitution
  • Order the constable to remove the tenant
  • Includes constable fees & court running fees
If you win your judgment but the tenant does not move out by the required date. Optional — charged only if you request it.
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Eviction Add-Ons

OPTIONAL · AS NEEDED

Post-Judgment Payment Plan Agreement

$150

After you win, negotiate a custom agreement — stay-and-pay, early move-out, or a payment plan for the amount owed.

Attorney Phone Consultation

$279 / first 30 min

A 30-minute call to assist with your eviction matter. Additional time billed at $75 per 15-minute increment.

Ready to Start an Eviction?

Work with an attorney
who knows AZ eviction law.

Start online and we'll tell you whether eviction is the right move — and exactly what it costs. Out-of-state owners welcome, as long as the property is in Arizona.

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Fastest Way to Start
Start online
Begin your eviction in minutes.
Attorney-handled
Filing, service & hearing covered.
Same / next business day
Filing when legally able.
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Attorney Frankie Adamo
About

Meet Attorney Frankie Adamo

With over 15 years of legal experience, Frankie Adamo brings deep expertise to Arizona landlord-tenant matters. He is a general practice trial attorney licensed in both Arizona and Florida, with extensive litigation experience in residential and commercial eviction proceedings, post-judgment remedies, and judgment collections.

Frankie served three consecutive terms as Chair of the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee of the Arizona State Bar, and brings more than 20 years of hands-on commercial real estate management experience across both states — giving him a landlord's perspective alongside legal expertise. He holds a J.D. with honors from Florida A&M University College of Law.

Licensed in Arizona & Florida15+ years legal experienceJ.D. with honors — FAMU College of LawFormer Chair, AZ State Bar UPL Committee20+ years real estate management
Frequently Asked Questions

Arizona eviction, answered

Straight answers to what landlords ask most.

No. As part of our service we can prepare the eviction notice for you — you can serve it yourself, or we can arrange service for an additional $75. If you've already served a notice, we'll review it and the way it was served, and redo it at no extra charge if needed. If your case resolves after the notice is served but before the initial hearing, we refund $100 of our fees.
Yes — a few situational costs:
  • Costs — court filing, process server, and court runner fees are not included and typically total around $184.
  • Notice serving— if you haven't served the notice, we can arrange service for $75, or you can serve it yourself.
  • Trial — most cases resolve at the initial hearing (included). If yours proceeds to a full trial, you can represent yourself or hire us for an additional $700.
  • Writ of restitution — if the constable must remove the tenant after judgment, our writ of restitution service starts at $265, which includes the constable and court runner costs.
Yes — we can assist you even if you live outside Arizona, as long as the rental property is in Arizona. The owner or landlord attends the initial hearing virtually in case testimony is needed. If there's a trial, anyone who can testify about disputed facts also attends; some trials are virtual and others in person.
We'll need a copy of the lease, a rent ledger, and — if you've already completed this step — the eviction notice and proof of service.
The law requires waiting until the tenant has had a chance to pay, vacate, or fix the breach during the notice period. Once that's satisfied and you've provided everything we need, we can normally file the same day or within one business day.
Most cases are scheduled for a hearing within 1 to 2 weeks of when the eviction complaint is filed.
Once filed: the court gives us an initial hearing date, we serve the complaint and summons on your tenant, and we prepare and represent you at the initial hearing.
Yes. If your case is resolved before the initial hearing, you receive a $100 refund.
Most eviction cases are handled at the initial hearing and never set for trial. A case usually goes to trial only when there's a factual dispute — for example, whether rent was actually paid, whether the tenant tried to pay and you declined, how much is owed, or whether partial payment was accepted.
We ask that the property owner or manager attend all hearings virtually in case testimony is required. If there's a trial, anyone who can testify about disputed facts also attends — some trials are virtual, others in person.
Yes. When you win an eviction case, you receive a court order — a judgment — for the unpaid rent you're owed.
This is an attorney service. A team of attorneys and paralegals handles the paperwork, court filing, service of process, and hearing representation.
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Not sure eviction is the right move? Start online and we'll let you know.