Can the landlord file a writ if the judged continued the case in district court?

I have recently been asked to leave by my landlord who I do not have any type of lease with. We have been to civil court already and a judgement was made against me. I appealed the decision to district court in which on that day the judge had continued it so that my landlord can obtain an attorney. Will she be able to file a writ and make me move. Initially, she filed an eviction notice because she just wants me out because I had to stop working due to medical reasons, and then my neighbor, her ex-boyfriend, and now a very good friend of hers don't like me anymore. According to the Magistrate, because there is not lease, she is not required to have a reason for wanting cease of her property. I currently have not paid rent for this month. She also has things that need to be fixed there, like black mold, wires coming out the heat controller, a very high porch, which my niece has flipped off of because both side of the rails are not cemented to the ground. I have never complained because, I was trying to be easy on her because she is an older lady and I didn't want to worry her.