Guide to Evictions in Georgia
The Covid-19 crisis has thrown many consumers into uncertain times. Our FREE guide to evictions here in Georgia will show you what options are available.
The COVID-19 Crisis Has Created Chaos for Many Consumers in Regards to Their Housing
For those who are not able to pay rent during these tough economic times, there is a federal act in place for public housing, but relief for tenants renting from privately owned properties varies by state.
There is no specific moratorium, or suspension, on paying rent in Georgia during the coronavirus crisis however the Supreme Court of Georgia issued two Emergency Judicial Orders delaying the eviction process. A tenant cannot be evicted for not paying rent in Georgia until the State of Emergency is lifted, which is currently May 13. This doesn’t mean that the tenant will not eventually owe the money.
What it means is that if you cannot get caught up on your rent then you will be facing an eviction.
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