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Eviction

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  1. Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor

    California Takes Lead To Stop Evictions and Foreclosures During COVID-19 Pandemic Last, National Response Ramping Up To Add Safeguards for Residents

    By Ashley Nimitz, D. Kyle Deak, Ethan G. Ostroff

    In response to economic concerns due to widespread closures caused by the coronavirus (“COVID-19”), on Sunday, March 15, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti issued an executive order putting a moratorium…

  2. Legal Secrets

    Covid-19: Court is limiting all Evictions Unless the Public Safety is at risk

    By Michael Simkin

    The current law is only staying evictions or unlawful detainer actions for non-payment of rent.  Please read this memo: July 14, 2020 Updated Letter to Clients re COVID-19 - UD…

  3. Iowa Bankruptcy Law Blog

    Evictions During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Legal?

    By The Newsroom

    In the Governor's most recent Proclamation (as of the writing of this blog), the rights of landlords to evict appears to be temporarily curtailed. From March 19, 2020 until April…

  4. Dickinson Law News

    Evictions During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Legal?

    By The Newsroom

    In the Governor's most recent Proclamation (as of the writing of this blog), the rights of landlords to evict appears to be temporarily curtailed. From March 19, 2020 until April…

  5. Tristan’s Landlord-Tenant Law Blog

    Milwaukee County Orders Emergency Temporary Orders Closing Eviction Court Due to COVID-19 Pandemic.

    By Tristan R. Pettit Esq.

    Well this has certainly been an “interesting” few days . . . and I assume that it will continue for the unknown future.  I know that I have seen more…

  6. Pennsylvania Law Monitor

    What If: My Tenant Won’t Vacate the Leased Premises?

    By Bianca A. Roberto

    A tenant fails to pay rent or breaches another term of the lease agreement. The landlord terminates the lease. The tenant does not vacate the premises, and does not pay…

  7. New York Probate Lawyer Blog

    Important Information Concerning Evicting Family Members From Estate Real Estate

    By Jules M. Haas

    A New York Estate is usually comprised of many different types of assets. There can be bank accounts, brokerage accounts, retirement funds, and business interests in the form of limited…

  8. New Jersey Real Estate Attorney Blog

    New Jersey Landlord Tenant Law – Recent Changes to Eviction Statute

    By Michael Mirne

    For nearly 50 years, most of New Jersey’s residential tenants have been protected by the vast set of Statutes, known simply as The Anti-Eviction Act (“The Act”).   Throughout the years…

  9. A Lawyer's Blog

    EVICTION OF SENIOR CITIZEN/HOARDER FROM CO-OP

    By Jon Michael Probstein Esq.

    The building involved is one of the Lincoln Towers residential buildings by Lincoln Center. The unit must be at least $500K value with maintenance charges of over $1200 a month.…

  10. Gravel2Gavel

    Rent Caps, Carveouts and “Just Cause” Evictions: Breaking Down the Tenant Protection Act of 2019

    By James M. Rishwain Jr., MattOlhausen@www.gravel2gavel.com

    Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, legislation that caps annual rent increases in California for the next decade. Prior to the Tenant Protection Act, the…