(1) Name of the court and its street address, city, telephone number, facsimile number, email address, and website address;

(2) Date and time set for the trial of the matter; and that a landlord, tenant, attorney, or witness may participate at the initial hearing through telephone or video conference by contacting the court for directions at least two hours before the hearing, to ensure the court has time to make necessary arrangements;

(3) Notice that if the tenant fails to appear, a default judgment will likely be entered against the tenant, granting the relief specifically requested in the complaint, including removing the tenant from the property; and

(4) A disclosure in substantially the following form: “Requests for reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities should be made to the court as soon as possible.”

(5) In residential property actions only, on a separate page served upon the tenant, the information contained in the Residential Eviction Information Sheet substantially in the form included as Appendix A to these Rules.

(1) Be brought in the legal name of the party claiming entitlement to possession of the property.

(2) Include the business name, if any, and address of the property;

(3) If an attorney represents the plaintiff, state the name, address, telephone number, and Bar number of the attorney in the upper left hand corner;

(4) If the plaintiff is unrepresented, state the plaintiff's address, name and telephone number in the upper left hand corner;

(5) State that the property in question is located within the judicial precinct where the complaint is filed;

(6) State in bold print, capitalized, and underlined at the top center of the first page, below the case caption, “YOUR LANDLORD IS SUING TO HAVE YOU EVICTED. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY”;

(7) State the specific reason for the eviction; that the defendant was served a proper notice to vacate, if applicable; the date the notice was served; and what manner of service was used. A copy of the notice shall be attached as an exhibit to the complaint.

(8) State that the action involves a subsidized rental property if the action involves a subsidized rental property.

(9) Be verified. This means that the attorney signing the complaint shall verify that the attorney believes the assertions in the complaint to be true on the basis of a reasonably diligent inquiry.

(1) The frequency with which the rent is to be paid;

(2) The due date for each payment;

(3) The amount of rent due on each date;

(4) The method of calculating late fees;

(5) The total amount of rents, late fees, and other fees, charges or damages permitted by law that are due on the date of filing;

(6) The nature and amount of any rent concessions that the plaintiff contends must be reimbursed; and

(7) The amount of attorney fees, if permitted by law or contract, that would be due to plaintiff in the event of a default by the defendant.

(8) If the rental property is a subsidized housing unit, the landlord must state the total amount of the rent per month, the tenant's portion of the monthly rent, and the total amount of the tenant's portion of the rent that the tenant owes.

(1) If the action is based solely on non-payment of rent, contains a request for monetary damages and involves a residential property or mobile home space, the complaint must also state that the defendant may contact the plaintiff or plaintiff's attorney and may reinstate the lease agreement and cause the eviction action to be dismissed if, prior to the entry of judgment, the defendant pays all rents due, any reasonable late fees due that are provided for under a written lease agreement, and any court costs and attorney fees the plaintiff has incurred as of the date the payment is made.

(2) If the complaint seeks a judgment for reasons permitted by law other than the non payment of rent, the complaint shall state the reason for the termination of the tenancy with specific facts, including the date, place and circumstances of the reason for termination, so the tenant has an opportunity to prepare a defense.

(3) A copy of the provisions of any lease agreement and any addendums related to the underlying basis of the eviction action must be served with the complaint.

(4) If the action is based on non-payment of rent, a copy of the accounting of charges and payments for the preceding six months must be served with the complaint.