3 Day Notice Update - How to Count the Days

There were changes made in September 2019 to how you count the days during a California eviction case. Find out what you need to know by watching this video.
Hey! It’s Cesar with another Tip for landlords and property managers. This is more of a quick update to an existing video. I want to quickly explain the recent update to how you count the 3 days in notices such as 3 day notice to pay or quit and 3 day notice to cure or quit as stated in assembly bill number 2343.
Before, you could serve a 3 day notice on a Friday and it would expire on Monday. This bill now amends section 1161 of the Code of Civil Procedures to read, and I quote “This bill would change the notice period to exclude judicial holidays, including Saturday and Sunday.”
So now when you serve a 3 day notice to pay or quit on a Friday, this notice would not expire until Wednesday. We recommend serving your notices either on Mondays or Tuesdays.
Remember that the 5 days the tenant has to respond to a summons and complaint also does NOT include judicial holidays, Saturdays or Sundays.
If you should need additional assistance or have questions, please feel free to give us a call or send us an email.

[@PlumbPitiful]

Does the date on the notice and the date it is served have to be the same? I received a 3-day notice dated December 28th but it was not put on to my door until tonight December 29th. Do I calculate the three days from the date on the notice or the date it was put on my door?

[@tylovell1086]

YOU DIDN'T COVER SERVED ON WEDNESDAY!!! HELP!

[@fredgarvinMP]

Due on Monday. Sarcasm though?