| Va
I can't tell you alot about VA, but here in TN, the written notice has to be in a form with proof of delivery, just handing it to them does not work.
So it has to be certified.
We give written notice ( then of course after they don't sign for it, it comes back but that is still proof of attempt of service)
You then have to take it to the circut court and file for an evection hearing.
That will be set in about 2 weeks from when you file.
Then you get a hearing and the judge will issue an eviction notice, which goes to the sheriff office to be served.
You will have to be there ( or your agent) you are then allowed when she sheriff people are there to sit everything on the curb. The sheriff office does not carry it out, so hire some help to be there.
Also some areas have fines for things sitting on the road, so after you sit it out there, if it sits over night, the city may fine you. ( not in my area but I was told about this on another queston board some time ago.
Your area may be different but here it takes about 60 days to actually get them out of the house, plenty of time to destroy most of everything. | 
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