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

The moratorium on evictions in Iowa expired on May 27, 2020, so evictions can proceed depending on the court rules in your county.

Answered by AT
June 24, 2020
The governor and supreme court have issued moratorium on evictions in Iowa during the state's emergency period. The CARES Act prevents evictions from federally-subsidized housing. Work with your landlord to make arrangements if you cannot pay your rent for COVID-19 related reasons. If you need additional help, contact the housing authority that serves Neola or your area.

For more information, locate your Neola, IA area Housing Authority on the Iowa HUD website.
Answered by AT
April 24, 2020

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