West Virginia Lease Termination Letter | 30-Day Notice

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Last Updated July 8, 2024

A West Virginia lease termination letter (30-day notice) is a written message from a landlord or tenant telling the other party they plan to terminate a month-to-month lease. While neither party has to provide a reason, they must provide sufficient notice per state law.

If one party doesn’t give adequate notice, the court will likely dismiss the case. To ensure a lease termination letter’s legitimacy in court, you must deliver it properly to the receiving party. You can do so by handing it directly to the tenant or via certified mail.