Pricing That Works for You
Maryland rental court services with court filing fees included in every stage price. Our experienced agents handle your case from filing through eviction day, and you pay only for the services you need. No hidden costs, no surprises.
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Create and track your Notice of Intent
The required first step in any Maryland rent court case. Generate the court-compliant 10-day notice in minutes, no account needed, then track it free: cure-deadline countdown, delivery records and a court-ready audit trail in one place.
- Court-compliant DC-CV-115
- Cure-deadline countdown
- PDF download and print
- Delivery and service records
- Up to 5 tenants per notice
- One-click escalation to a case
Typically $150 with a paralegal
Free with EvictPro
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How EvictPro compares
Three honest options for handling a Maryland nonpayment-of-rent case.
EvictPro
- Pay per stage you actually need
- Court fees included in stage pricing
- Online tracking for filings, hearings, warrants
- Maryland-compliant notices and forms built in
DIY in District Court
- Lower upfront cash outlay
- You handle every filing, deadline, and form
- Compliance mistakes can void the case
- Delays compound the cost of waiting
Hire an attorney
- Strong representation if your case is contested
- Retainer + hourly costs are often unclear up front
- Schedules can drag the case out
- You still coordinate documents and access
Start with the free notice. Pay only if you file.
Maryland law requires a 10-day Notice of Intent before you can file a rent case. Generate yours free, then come back to file with EvictPro if the tenant doesn't cure. Court filing fees are included in stage pricing; Maryland's $5 per-tenant service fee is itemized at cost.
Create the 10-Day NoticeAlready have a notice served? Create an account to track the cure window and file with the court.