There were 7,688 lawsuits filed in Maricopa County in October 2024, according to the Maricopa Court of Justice.
Maricopa County, Ariz. — There were 7,688 evictions filed in Maricopa County during October, according to data from the Maricopa County Justice Court. As a result, the number of eviction filings in October tied with August 2023, making it the eighth highest in monthly history.
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There were about 150 more eviction filings in October than in September. As of Nov. 5, the number of evictions filed so far this year was the highest since 2000.
Filing an eviction does not mean that the person receiving the eviction notice will be evicted from the home. According to the Maricopa County Justice Court. In some cases, evictions are filed and disputes between residents and landlords are handled out of court. In some cases, the matter may go to court to resolve the issue.
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Even if the landlord files for eviction, the tenant can still pay the “past due” amount before the judge issues a judgment. Some tenants may move out before the eviction goes to court. Population growth also tends to lead to an increase in eviction filings.
The monthly highs are:
- January 2024: 8,025 people
- August 2024: 7,957 people
- October 2023: 7,947 people
- July 2024: 7,903 people
- August 2005: 7,902
- September 2023: 7,806
- September 2005: 7,699
- October 2024: 7,688 people
- August 2023: 7,688 people
- August 2006: 7,647
- August 2008: 7,619 people
- October 2005: 7,604
- August 2007: 7,556
- September 2024: 7,537 people
- January 2006: 7,510
- July 2007: 7,396
- June 2005: 7,373
- September 2006: 7,371
- July 2006: 7,366
- July 2005: 7,330
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