If my landlord is trying to evict me in Arkansas, will that process move forward?

Q: If my landlord is trying to evict me in Arkansas, will that process move forward?

Although a few cities in {local_full_state} have put eviction moratoriums in place for certain renters (check with the housing authority for {local_city} or the county that you live in), eviction proceedings can move forward. Your best bet is to try and work something out with your landlord. Nonprofit organizations like the United Way are working with corporate partners, such as Entergy, to offer assistance with basic needs like rent and utilities to some individuals.{local_ab_cv_state_hud_local_ha}

If my landlord is trying to evict me in Arkansas, will that process move forward?

Although a few cities in Arkansas have put eviction moratoriums in place for certain renters (check with the housing authority for Fort Smith or the county that you live in), eviction proceedings can move forward. Your best bet is to try and work something out with your landlord. Nonprofit organizations like the United Way are working with corporate partners, such as Entergy, to offer assistance with basic needs like rent and utilities to some individuals.

For more information, locate your Fort Smith, AR area Housing Authority on the Arkansas HUD website.

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Answered by AT

April 24, 2020

Fort Smith

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