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What can I do to stop a 24 hour eviction notice?

Asked on Jan 23rd, 2023 on Litigation - Florida
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I have made payments through the court and written the judge to ask for additional time. I have no where else for me or my children to go.
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Unfortunately, "I have no where else to go" does not entitle you to live in someone elses property if they don't want you there or if you aren not paying the required rent. That won't stop a writ of possession from being effected. You would need a legal reason for a stay and likely be required to post a bond for ALL the rent due to get any meaningful extension. For future planning - when you get served with an eviciton lawsuit - you are on notice that you are likely to be forced out and need to start fidning "plan B" at that point - not when then writ gets issued. 
Answered on Feb 09th, 2023 at 1:07 PM

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