I used to work for a lawyer whose practice was 75% evictions. - It takes a minimum of 39 days Posted: Jan 16th, 2019 - 4:36 am In Reply to: HuffPo is reporting renters are facing eviction due to the - shutdown. The story is about
to start the process for eviction. The first thing required was a 30 day notice to pay. After the 30 days were up an unlawful detainer suit has to be filed. The court would set a court date 30 days out. If the tenant did not appear he got his judgement, but if they did appear with a lawyer the case could, not always, get extended for “discovery” etc.
Govt subsided evictions took even longer to get to the judgement stage. Once you have the judgement you have to wait for the Sheriff to post the eviction notice, wait 30 more and then the Sheriff could do the lock out and hand the property over to the owner/landlord.
Point is, they are not in danger of immediate eviction.
And as you state, Section 8 landlords have a contract. This is the state of journalism today. Yellow journalism.
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