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

It's possible. There is no outright ban on evictions in {local_full_state} at this time. However, several counties have suspended such proceedings. In addition, the courts' ban on in-person hearings leaves to the discretion of individual judges whether to conduct such hearings remotely. Your best bet is to try and work with your landlord if you are unable to pay rent. The local housing authority that serves {local_city} or your area may be able to offer additional help or resources.{local_ab_cv_state_hud_local_ha}

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

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It's possible. There is no outright ban on evictions in Missouri at this time. However, several counties have suspended such proceedings. In addition, the courts' ban on in-person hearings leaves to the discretion of individual judges whether to conduct such hearings remotely. Your best bet is to try and work with your landlord if you are unable to pay rent. The local housing authority that serves Independence or your area may be able to offer additional help or resources.

For more information, locate your Independence, MO area Housing Authority on the Missouri HUD website.

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