Every week a holdover tenant stays is money you don’t get back.
Missed rent, extra utilities, and damage risk add up fast. An Alabama unlawful detainer that drags on for months can cost thousands. EvictNow moves your case forward within 24 hours so you can cut your losses and re-rent sooner.
Choose your Arkansas county to see local details.
Pulaski County
Little Rock-area unlawful detainer filings in circuit court, handled by local counsel.
Benton County
Northwest Arkansas nonpayment and problem-tenant cases filed fast in circuit court.
Washington County
Fayetteville-area rentals protected with prompt unlawful detainer actions.
Sebastian County
Fort Smith-area filings in circuit court with clear guidance at every step.
Faulkner County
Conway-area rentals, from nonpayment to serious lease violations.
Additional Arkansas County
Additional Arkansas county card you can later swap for another key county.
Additional Arkansas County
Additional Arkansas county card you can later swap for another key county.
How Arkansas evictions work with EvictNow
01
Tell us about your tenant and lease
Share the basics: your property, lease terms, payment history, and what’s happening now in your Alabama rental.
02
We prepare and serve the right notice
We draft the Arkansas-compliant notice and guide proper service so your unlawful detainer case starts on solid ground.
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We file your unlawful detainer in circuit court within 24 hours
Once intake is complete, our attorneys move quickly to file in the correct Arkansas circuit court for your county.
04
You regain possession — then we pursue what you’re owed
We help you through judgment and lockout, then can pursue unpaid rent and court-awarded amounts.
Free Arkansas eviction notice forms
Get Arkansas-specific notices and filing checklists so you know exactly what comes next — even before we file.
We’ll email you secure links to your Arkansas forms and updates about changes in Arkansas eviction law.
Arkansas landlords who got their rentals back
“EvictNow filed my unlawful detainer in Pulaski County within days of my first call. I went from months of excuses to a clear court date and a plan.”
Sarah J., Multi-family Property Manager — Little Rock, AR
“The process in Benton County circuit court felt overwhelming until EvictNow stepped in. They explained every step and handled the filings so I could focus on my business.”
Robert M., Residential Landlord — Bentonville, AR
“Flat fees and fast action were exactly what I needed. My Washington County rental was back on the market much sooner than I expected.”
David L., Small Commercial Owner — Fayetteville, AR
Arkansas eviction FAQs
How fast can I evict a non-paying tenant in Arkansas?
Timelines vary by county and court schedule, but moving quickly is critical. Once you complete intake, we prepare the proper notice and file your unlawful detainer in circuit court within 24 hours so your case is in line as soon as possible.
Do I need an attorney to file an unlawful detainer in Arkansas?
Arkansas law and local court rules can be technical. Working with licensed Arkansas attorneys helps you avoid mistakes that delay your case, like using the wrong notice, missing deadlines, or filing in the wrong court.
Can I start an eviction if my tenant paid part of the rent?
In many Arkansas cases, partial payments don’t erase a default. We review your lease, payment history, and communications to determine the cleanest path forward before we send notices or file.
What if my tenant is damaging the property or breaking other rules?
Nonpayment is only one ground for removal. We help Arkansas landlords address serious lease violations — like unauthorized occupants, property damage, or illegal activity — using the remedies available in your county.
Can you help me collect unpaid rent after the tenant is out?
Yes. After you regain possession, we can pursue post-judgment rent recovery and other court-awarded amounts, using Arkansas procedures that fit your specific case.
Ready to move on from this Arkansas tenant?
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