Louisiana Eviction Court Forms
The standard eviction forms published for Louisiana courts, with links to the official source. Fill them in with the Court Forms Wizard or download the blank official PDF.
About these forms
Uniform forms apply to City & Parish Courts (compiled PDF, undated); JP courts and district courts have no statewide form.
4 of these forms can be filled in with the Court Forms Wizard: answer the questions once and download the official PDF with your details typed in.
For landlords: notices, complaint, summons and writ
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Notice
Notice to Vacate (General) / Notice to Vacate (Non-Payment of Rent)
City and Parish Courts · City & Parish Courts · printed form (we type onto it)
The court's forms come as one 137-page booklet; we fill in and you print only pages 35 (Notice to Vacate, general) or 36 (non-payment of rent) — we fill the one that fits your reason. A witness should sign if the notice is posted on the door.
Research note: pp. 35-36 of compiled uniform forms PDF
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Complaint
Rule to Evict with Order
City and Parish Courts — Eviction · City & Parish Courts (statewide uniform) · printed form (we type onto it)
The court's forms come as one 137-page booklet; we fill in and you print only pages 32-33 (Rule to Evict). The court and parish/city at the top are taken from the court name and the premises city — correct them if you file in a Parish Court or Justice of the Peace court. The clerk completes the Order.
Research note: Uniform Forms for City & Parish Courts (Louisiana Supreme Court website), pp. 32-33; compiled PDF, not a standalone form. Justice of the peace courts use local forms.
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Affidavit
Affidavit in Support of Rule for Eviction
City and Parish Courts · City & Parish Courts · printed form (we type onto it)
The court's forms come as one 137-page booklet; we fill in and you print only pages 37-38 (Affidavit in Support of Rule for Eviction). Used at the hearing when the tenant does not appear; sign it before the judge or a notary.
Research note: pp. 37-38
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Writ / possession
Request for Warrant of Possession
City and Parish Courts · City & Parish Courts · printed form (we type onto it)
The court's forms come as one 137-page booklet; we fill in and you print only pages 39 (Request for Warrant of Possession). File it after the 24 hours following the judgment of eviction; the clerk issues the warrant at the bottom.
Research note: p. 39
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These are official court forms; EvictWeb is not affiliated with any court. Links were compiled from the Louisiana courts’ websites and forms are revised from time to time — check the court page for the current version before filing.