After an eviction judgment resources

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Evictions:

Require a court order signed by a judge,
Are physically completed by the county sheriff,
May be stopped or delayed when the person at risk of eviction asks the judge to do so before the sheriff carries out the eviction order, and
Can be sealed (removed from public records) even long after they have happened.

Understand what can happen after an eviction order is entered.

Guide

This Easy Form helps you ask a court to remove an eviction from the public record so it does not show up in a background check or credit report.

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Explains the process for requesting more time to move out when an Eviction Order has been entered in your case.

How-To

Explains how an eviction on your record can impact your ability to find housing.

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This Easy Form helps you make forms to ask the court for more time in your rental unit after being evicted.

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Get the facts on what happens if a tenant doesn't move out by the eviction date ordered by a judge.

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Explains how much time you will have to move out after a judge orders your eviction.

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