Nearly 200 families have been displaced in Nashville since the Sixth Circuit Court ruled the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention didn’t have the authority to issue eviction moratoriums.
Tennesseans Can Be Evicted Despite National Moratorium. Here’s Why.
There’s a new federal moratorium on evictions, yet it doesn’t apply in Tennessee. The Volunteer state, along with Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan fall in a loophole because of a ruling issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Court on July 23rd. In the case of Tiger Lily v. HUD, the […]
A Nashville Landlord And Tenant Struggle With Red Tape While Waiting For Rent Relief
A Nashville landlord and tenant are finally getting some answers on when financial relief will come after waiting since March.
Nashville Residents Are Falling Through Loopholes In Federal Eviction Moratorium
In Nashville at least 68 residents have been evicted since January. That’s despite the CDC’s federal eviction moratorium and a local housing court working to keep people in their homes.
Nashville Housing Court Resolves Fewer Evictions Than Hoped But Still Makes Impact
A new Nashville housing court had an ambitious goal to resolve more than 1,800 evictions cases before the national moratorium ends in June. It’s far short of its goal and has resolved a little over 100 eviction cases — but this still makes a difference.
Nashville Will Mediate More Than 1,800 Pending Cases To Prevent Evictions
The city of Nashville is creating a new court and planning to spend $20.8 million from the federal government in an effort to prevent more than 1,800 evictions before a moratorium expires at the end of March.
Nashville Eviction Guide: Resources And Information If You’re Facing Eviction During COVID-19
Davidson county’s moratorium on evictions will end on Monday, and there are over 1,500 court filings waiting for the circuit court to resume hearing cases.
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