DisneyHardin
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2010
My husband is a Sheriff Deputy in the evictions unit in our city.
Evictions is a very complicated process - it isn't like they miss their rent on April 1 and will be shut down on April 2. The landlord has to file an injunction against them that then has to be signed by a judge. The Sheriff's Dept then serves them with a notice of intent to evict all before they would be shut down. All this would take at least a month or more.
In Kentucky right now, no evictions (residential or commercial) are happening because the governor required that all evictions be ceased until the threat has passed.
Evictions is a very complicated process - it isn't like they miss their rent on April 1 and will be shut down on April 2. The landlord has to file an injunction against them that then has to be signed by a judge. The Sheriff's Dept then serves them with a notice of intent to evict all before they would be shut down. All this would take at least a month or more.
In Kentucky right now, no evictions (residential or commercial) are happening because the governor required that all evictions be ceased until the threat has passed.