evictions

Although the Biden administration argued that the rise in COVID-19 cases made it dangerous to resume evictions, the Supreme Court had none of it and will allow evictions to resume.

The program can help landlords recover rental arrears from as far back as April of last year.

Beware, even though the moratorium forbids landlords from evicting a tenant due to non-payment - there are other legal ways you could be forced to move.

The eviction bubble in Louisiana could swell quickly, because landlords can evict a tenant in only 5 days after only 1 late payment.

Should government support come to an end in a few weeks Louisiana could be looking at a wave of evictions.

This week, the eviction moratorium lapsed and the Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center is asking for an extension.

In an effort to help of work Louisianians during the COVID-19 pandemic Governor John Bel Edwards mandated the suspension of all evictions. That suspension is set to expire June 16, and here's what you need to know.

Eviction hearings had been put on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some of those hearings will be allowed to proceed beginning Monday.