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EVICTION SUMMONS/RESIDENTIAL
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO:
11-2024-CC-002294-0001-01
Barbara Hunt
Plaintiff(s), vs.
Mitchell Naurath
Defendant(s).
To: Mitchell Naurath, 2997 Orange St. Apt. A Naples Fl.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
You are being sued by Barbara Hunt to require you to move out of the place where you are living for the reasons given in the attached complaint.
You are entitled to a trial to determine whether you can be required to move, but you MUST do ALL of the things listed below. You must do them within 5 days (not including Saturday, Sunday, or any legal holiday) after the date these papers were given to you or to a person who lives with you or were posted at your home.
THE THINGS YOU MUST DO ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1. Write down the reason(s) why you think you should not be forced to move. The written reason(s) must be given to the clerk of the court at Collier County Courthouse, 3315 Tamiami Trail East Suite 102, Naples, FL 34112.
2. Mail or give a copy of your written reason(s) to:
Plaintiff/Plaintiff's attorney: Linda Yerger
Address: 3010 Tamiami Tr. E Suite 106 Naples Fl. 34112
3. Pay to the clerk of the court the amount of rent that the attached complaint claims to be due and any rent that becomes due until the lawsuit is over. If you believe that the amount claimed in the complaint is incorrect, you should file with the clerk of the court a motion to have the court determine the amount to be paid. If you file a motion, you must attach to the motion any documents supporting your position and mail or give a copy of the motion to the plaintiff/plaintiff's attorney. NOTE: Any payment into the Registry of the Court must be tendered in cash, cashier's check or money order and must be accompanied by payment of the clerk's registry fee of 3% of the first $500.00 deposited and 1.5% of each subsequent $100.00.
4. If you file a motion to have the court determine the amount of rent to be paid to the clerk of the court, you must immediately contact the office of the judge to whom the case is assigned to schedule a hearing to decide what amount should be paid to the clerk of the court while the lawsuit is pending.
IF YOU DO NOT DO ALL OF THE THINGS SPECIFIED ABOVE WITHIN 5 WORKING DAYS AFTER THE DATE THAT THESE PAPERS WERE GIVEN TO YOU OR TO A PERSON WHO LIVES WITH YOU OR WERE POSTED AT YOUR HOME, YOU MAY BE EVICTED WITHOUT A HEARING OR FURTHER NOTICE
5. If the attached complaint also contains a claim for money damages (such as unpaid rent), you must respond to that claim separately. You must write down the reasons why you believe that you do not owe the money claimed. The written reasons must be given to the clerk of the court at the address specified in paragraph (1) above, and you must mail or give a copy of your written reasons to the plaintiff/plaintiffs attorney at the address specified in paragraph (2) above. This must be done within 20 days after the date these papers were given to you or to a person who lives with you. This obligation is separate from the requirement of answering the claim for eviction within 5 working days after these papers were given to you or to a person who lives with you or were posted at your home.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
To Each Sheriff of the State or duly constituted public officer qualified to serve process in the state or jurisdiction: You are commanded to serve this summons and a copy of the complaint in this lawsuit on the above-named defendant.
DATED on 09/25/2024
Crystal K. Kinzel
Clerk of the Circuit Court
(SEAL) By E Ramirez
As Deputy Clerk
Linda Yerger
3010 Tamiami Tr E Suite 106
Naples, Fl. 34112
October 18, 25, 2024 24-01923C