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

Most counties in {local_full_state} have suspended evictions except in cases of "emergency." To be sure, contact your local court to learn whether they are processing evictions. At the same time, contact your landlord if you are unable to pay your rent and attempt to reach an arrangement. A local housing authority serving {local_city} or your county may also be able to offer advice or assistance.{local_ab_cv_state_hud_local_ha}

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

Answer 1

The Oklahoma Supreme Court now allows evictions to proceed as long as landlords certify that their property is not subject to the federal CARES Act. Contact your local court to learn whether they are processing evictions.

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Most counties in Oklahoma have suspended evictions except in cases of "emergency." To be sure, contact your local court to learn whether they are processing evictions. At the same time, contact your landlord if you are unable to pay your rent and attempt to reach an arrangement. A local housing authority serving Loco or your county may also be able to offer advice or assistance.

For more information, locate your Loco, OK area Housing Authority on the Oklahoma HUD website.

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