A valid termination notice expired and the tenant is still in the unit. This self-guided course teaches the Oregon eviction court process — the court half of that problem — from the moment you have the right to file through the morning the sheriff returns the keys. Most landlords lose possession cases on paperwork, not on the story. Wrong county. Names that do not match the notice. A missing rental-assistance form on a nonpayment case. Serving the summons yourself. Treating first appearance like a trial. This course puts the statewide path in order so you can run it as a DIY landlord without inventing a packet. This class assumes you already served a valid termination notice and the deadline has passed. It does not teach you how to choose or fill out a 10-day, a 14/30, or a qualifying-landlord-reason notice. What you will be able to do when you finish: • Know what an FED judges — possession, not a money award — and when you are allowed to file. • Match the most common termination-notice types to the complaint, then build a current OJD court packet, including the mandatory nonpayment assistance notice when the case is about rent. • File in the county where the dwelling sits, arrange lawful service you cannot perform yourself, and get Proof of Service on the docket before first appearance. • Walk into first appearance ready to default, settle, or set a trial — and write a stipulated agreement with a date you can live with. • Enforce a broken stipulation, take a judgment of restitution, serve the four-day Notice of Restitution, and schedule the sheriff lockout the right way. • Handle the morning of lockout without engaging the tenant, then start abandoned-property notice and the 31-day deposit clock. • Spot county-court differences that actually change the morning (including Multnomah venue) and the main process differences for manufactured-dwelling and floating-home spaces. How it works: watch the video or use the written version of each lesson. A 5-question quiz after each module. A 10-question final test. Pass at 60%. Unlimited retakes. $45. Two hours of continuing education are included at no extra charge. Built for brand-new landlords, busy investors, and property managers who will run the case themselves. This course is for education only and is not legal advice. Laws change. Court forms change. Use the current official OJD forms, not a packet you saved years ago.